The State Board of Elections announced that there will be 366 one-stop voting sites for this year’s general election. That’s the highest number for any non-presidential election year. This years…
The N.C. FreeEnterprise Foundation has early fundraising numbers for the Republican and Democratic parties in North Carolina: In the first half of 2011, the North Carolina Democratic Party reported raising…
Michael writes today, with respect to Republicans not rolling back government expansions by LBJ when they had ample opportunities, that “Republicans seem eternally fated to play defense.” It’s not just…
Today’s Carolina Journal Online exclusive features David Bass’ report on a controversy involving North Carolina public schools’ free and reduced-price lunch program. John Hood’s Daily Journal discusses how the 2008…
At the Crowne Resort, I was told by a David Gantt supporter that the local candidates were celebrating in various suites. The lady thought Gantt was in suite #20 –…
Hear more straight from Daniel Henninger, meet him and ask questions! In our ongoing efforts to bring the best, brightest and most interesting national speakers to North Carolina, we are…
? Not surprisingly, the statewide candidates differ on the definition of ?negative ad.? When targeted, they complain. But of their own ads, they often say it’s acceptable and necessary to…
? Some liberal Democrats are upset with Beverly Perdue’s recent opposition to community college access for illegal aliens. Both Perdue and Pat McCrory will speak this week to a state…
Having provided a daily roundup of news coverage and commentary during the Democratic and Republican primaries for governor, I’ll now be preparing a daily roundup of coverage of the general…
Roughly 400,000 votes tallied: Obama leads Clinton, 58-40 Perdue leads Moore, 55-41 Hagan leads Neal, 61-20 Dalton leads Dellinger, 44-33
With roughly 200,000 votes counted: Obama leads Clinton, 57 percent to 41 percent Hagan leads Neal, 64-19 Perdue leads Moore, 55-41 Dalton leads Dellinger, 42-33
’Tis election eve, and Asheville is plastered in Obama bumper stickers and yard signs. This is contrasted to maybe three itty-bitty Hillary stickers in car windows. Is her campaign promoting…