The “parental rights” group’s North Carolina chapters endorsed seven school board candidates this election cycle. Only two won.
Johanna F. Still
Johanna F. Still is a health care reporter for The Assembly. She previously worked for the Greater Wilmington Business Journal, where she reported on economic development. She is also a photographer, and was the assistant editor of Port City Daily.
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The Dive: Ticket-Splitting is Part of Our DNA
N.C. is home to a “rare political animal”: vote-splitters. Plus, New Hanover’s ballot bonanza.
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Ticket-Splitting is Part of Our DNA
North Carolinians are the “rare political animal” who will vote for candidates from both parties in one election.
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The Dive: Southeast N.C.’s Most Expensive Race
Sen. Michael Lee had a breezy victory in District 7. Plus, an averted revolt in DA office.
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Parties Poured Millions Into a Wilmington Race. The Incumbent Won Easily.
State Sen. Michael Lee widened his margin of victory in one of the state’s most expensive, competitive districts.
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The Dive: NC’s Evolving Electorate
How the state’s electorate has changed since 2020. Plus, keeping calm at the polls.
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Red, Purple & Blue: North Carolina’s Evolving Electorate
Democrats hope new voters and shifting demographics will deliver N.C.’s electoral votes. It’ll take an impressive turnout.
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The Dive: Signs of the Times
Early voting kicks off in North Carolina. Plus, a county tax increase is (sort of) on the ballot.
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The Dive: Fiery Ads Inflame DA Race
Attack ads make inner-office politics at the District Attorney’s office even more awkward. Plus, a court ruling in the yearslong ferry saga.
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The Dive: Shock at the Dock
Reverberations from last week’s port strike should be minimal. Plus, WPD’s chief is under heat.