Democrats may have weakened GOP control in North Carolina’s state legislature
Republicans will remain in power in both houses of the North Carolina legislature when lawmakers convene in January, but they appear to have lost their veto-proof supermajority in the state House after Tuesday’s election.
As the final results of the General Election roll in across North Carolina and the country, the state’s future governor, ...
The group of North Carolina elected executive branch positions known as the Council of State will have equal numbers of ...
North Carolina Democratic Rep. Don Davis fended off a challenge from Republican Laurie Buckhout — keeping a key House seat in ...
Former President Donald Trump is projected to win North Carolina over Vice President Kamala Harris, with 16 electoral votes ...
Although Harris and her supporters had ample cause for optimism about North Carolina, Trump and his supporters arguably had ...
North Carolina Democrats gather for a victory celebration, but disappointment sets in as Vice President Kamala Harris loses ...
Greenville, Spartanburg Democrats assed their failures to flip any Republican seats in the Upstate and spoke on how they will prepare for future elections.
Without veto-proof majorities in both legislative chambers, Republicans will need support from Democrats to override ...
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First Swing State Goes to Donald TrumpThe first of seven battleground states has been called—and it goes to Donald Trump. The AP called North Carolina for the former president about four hours after the polls closed there. The other six ...
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