I care deeply about this community and its people so I write to say to the people of Cumberland County, the Party is over - It’s time to work! It doesn’t matter what party the politician is affiliated with, it only matters what the individuals stand for and against.
CHARLOTTE - Democratic U.S. House candidate LaKesha Womack bought a north Charlotte home outside the 14th Congressional District she is seeking to represent, according to an official county property record and a WBTV review of district boundaries.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis said President Donald Trump’s plan to allow Russian diesel imports may violate federal law, joining a bipartisan call to reverse course.
RALEIGH - City voters will decide two separate $101.5 million bond questions Nov. 3, one for affordable housing and one for transportation projects.
RALEIGH - NCFREE's current outlook identifies nine North Carolina House races as toss-ups and says the Republican majority could narrow substantially while remaining intact.
RALEIGH - President Donald Trump’s joke that additional Hurricane Helene recovery money could depend on Republican Michael Whatley winning North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race is receiving renewed scrutiny as disaster relief enters the midterm campaign.
WASHINGTON - The Cook Political Report moved North Carolina's 1st Congressional District from Lean Republican to Toss Up Friday, increasing the assessed competitiveness of Democratic U.S. Rep. Don Davis' race against Republican Laurie Buckhout.
RALEIGH - A Democratic-sponsored GQR poll found U.S. Rep. Don Davis leading Republican Laurie Buckhout by 8 percentage points in North Carolina's 1st Congressional District, 47% to 39%, with Libertarian Thomas Bailey at 8%.
RALEIGH - Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley’s campaign has temporarily pulled its television advertisements while changing whom it is targeting during the final weeks of North Carolina’s open-seat race.
GREENVILLE - An East Carolina University poll released Thursday shows Democrat Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley 50% to 43% among likely North Carolina voters, while the undecided share fell to 6%.
WASHINGTON - Chief Justice John Roberts on Thursday temporarily paused a Fourth Circuit order requiring the FCC to rule by Friday on a political ad-rate challenge that includes North Carolina Senate candidate Roy Cooper.
RALEIGH - The Raleigh City Council approved a six-month moratorium on new data center development applications Tuesday night, pausing the city's review of those projects while officials write permanent development rules.
