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The Civitas Partisan Index (CPI) is a measure of the partisan tendencies of North Carolina legislative districts. The CPI proved to have solid predictive data in 2022. Several factors, most…
Katie Schuermann writes for the Federalist about one consequence of our technology-dominated world. What passion and curiosity reside in the hearts and heads of our young people! But do you…
The EDGE Committee met on Thursday, November 2nd. The purpose of this committee is to “examine, on a continuing basis, economic development and global engagement issues and strategies in North…
Don’t know why anyone would be surprised, but I thought it was worth mentioning—the New York Times has endorsed Democratic challenger Deborah Ross in her bid to unseat incumbent Sen.…
• Debategate, round two? Attorney General Roy Cooper and former state Rep. Deborah Ross of Wake County, the Democratic Party’s presumed front-runners for governor and U.S. senate, respectively, still have…
• U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-5th District, has lapped the field of North Carolina’s House incumbents and challengers with more than $2.3 million campaign cash on hand, the Salisbury Post…
Former state Rep. Deborah Ross, a Wake County Democrat, ended weeks of speculation and joined the race for U.S. Senate against two-term Republican incumbent Richard Burr. Ross made the announcement…
If your head is spinning because of the shuffle going on in Raleigh and in Washington, join the club. Earlier this week, we learned that Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx will…
Rep. Deborah Ross was a powerful member of the North Carolina House under Democratic control, but now that the Republicans are in the majority, she has largely been sidelined. Today…
Another big veto from the Governor this week was on House Bill 950, the 2012-13 budget. Here are a few things the budget did: Did not raise taxes or increase…
As I’m sure you’ve heard, the Governor vetoed SB 820 a.k.a. the Fracking bill. Here’s what the bill does: 1. Sets up the Mining and Energy Commission and requires them…
The Elections Committee discussed several bills today, and of particular concern is the HB 710 which would create a new, consolidated board that will review every case in the state…