RALEIGH - North Carolina election officials reported 36,339 provisional ballots cast statewide in the Nov. 3 general election, releasing a county-by-county accounting Wednesday as post-election review continues.
RALEIGH - North Carolina election officials have selected 200 ballot groupings, two in each of the state’s 100 counties, for required hand-count audits of the U.S. Senate contest.
RALEIGH - Unofficial state returns show North Carolina voters favoring all three constitutional amendments on Tuesday’s ballot, covering the income-tax ceiling, local property-tax levy limits and photo identification for voting.
RALEIGH - Democratic candidates led in 10 of North Carolina’s 14 U.S. House districts in the State Board of Elections’ Wednesday results file, positioning the party to expand its congressional delegation while several close contests remained unsettled.
RALEIGH - North Carolina legislative leaders do not oppose Supreme Court review of Gov. Josh Stein’s challenge to elections-board appointment changes, but they are asking the justices to uphold the law that shifted authority to the state auditor.
RALEIGH - Democrats were ahead for control of the North Carolina House in unofficial returns Wednesday morning, while Republicans led enough state Senate races for a narrow majority but not a party-line veto-override threshold with every seat voting.
SNOW HILL - Democratic U.S. Rep. Don Davis is projected to win a third term representing North Carolina’s 1st Congressional District after Republican challenger Laurie Buckhout conceded their rematch.
RALEIGH - Democrat Roy Cooper is projected to win North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race, defeating Republican Michael Whatley and flipping the seat held by retiring Republican Sen. Thom Tillis, according to Decision Desk HQ.
RALEIGH - North Carolina election officials extended voting at five precincts in four counties Tuesday and said the first unofficial statewide results are expected around 8:15 p.m., after all polling places close.
RALEIGH - Control of the North Carolina House is a toss-up in the North Carolina FreeEnterprise Foundation’s latest public assessment, a more competitive outlook than the narrower Republican majority its director described earlier in October.
RALEIGH - Democrat Roy Cooper led Republican Michael Whatley by 14.9 percentage points in a new AtlasIntel poll of North Carolina likely voters released the day before the election.
North Carolina’s new rural health dashboard details funding commitments as the five-year federal program enters its second year.
