• Expect more details soon on President Obama’s Wednesday visit to N.C. State University. • Two more districts in the state Senate will have new representation after the election, as…
Happy Veterans’ Day! How big of a deal is the military in North Carolina? Well, it’s is a pretty big deal. North Carolina has the 3rd largest military population in…
House Bill 298, Affordable and Reliable Energy Act was the only bill heard in the House Public Utilities Committee today. When a mandate for utility companies to derive 12 ½%…
Board rules that candidates can continue to run in House District 72 (Winston-Salem Journal) N.C. Rep. Darrell McCormick suspends his campaign and endorses fellow Republican Rep. Mark Hollo in House…
The latest Carolina Journal Online exclusive features Karen McMahan’s report on the N.C. House District 88 race between Republican Mark Hollo and Democrat David Munday.
Before getting to work, I shall post the latest results in John Hood’s top (baker’s) ten. This is a good source of information for election returns in NC. • Keith…
With preliminary state House results in, it looks like the Republicans picked up 3 seats in Districts 3, 86 and 90. Still no word on District 116 (Charles Thomas? seat)…
With 53 of the 100 counties at least partially reporting here?s an update on the most interesting state House races: District 3: Alice Underhill (D) 50.3%; Norman Sanderson ? R…
District 70: Republican Pat Hurley declared the winner in the race for Arlie Culp’s seat District 85: Incumbent Republican Mitch Gillespie is declared the winner District 86: Incumbent Democrat Walt…
District 3: Incumbent Democrat Alice Graham Underhill leads 53-47 (75 percent of precincts) District 4: Incumbent Democrat Russell Tucker declared winner District 6: Incumbent Democrat Arthur Williams declared winner District…
House District 88: Democratic challenger Ray Warren (55 percent) leads GOP incumbent Mark Hollo (45 percent) with 54 percent of the precincts reporting. House District 93: Democratic challenger Cullie Tarleton…
Early numbers look poor for a couple of House GOP incumbents. With 6,500 votes counted in House District 88, incumbent Mark Hollo trails Democrat Ray Warren 58 percent to 42…