N.C. Residents Inundated with Mailers Urging Them to Vote. Here’s What to Know.
A group has flooded mailboxes encouraging North Carolinians to cast a ballot, including some who already have.
Don Davis Tests His New Boundaries
Rep. Don Davis is reaching out to voters of different parties in hopes of hanging onto his seat in a redrawn district.
The Company That Built eCourts Will Pay North Carolinians for Problems
Tyler Technologies did not admit to wrongdoing in the settlement over eCourts, but it will create a fund for people who were wrongfully detained or arrested.
Mountain Man
Two years after Helene, Democrats have a shot at flipping North Carolina’s 11th District. Can a farmer from Fairview convince wary voters?
Interactive: The Assembly’s Races to Watch 2026
View an interactive version of the North Carolina races we’re watching in 2026.
Michael Lee’s Two-Front War
The Wilmington Republican wants to become the next leader of the state Senate, but he’ll have to get reelected first.
How the 2026 Election Could Lock in GOP Policies for Years
Three state constitutional amendments could give the party a lasting policy legacy.
More Politics & Government Coverage
Democrats Are Trouncing Republicans In Early Voting
Compared to 2022, turnout is down for Republicans but substantially up for Democrats and unaffiliated voters.
How Much Will the 2027 Military World Games Cost North Carolina?
Organizations connected to the Charlotte-based planners have been flagged for misspending taxpayer money in the past. Now they’ve landed $25 million in state money—and they’re looking for more. (EJ Hersom for the Department of Defense)
A Taxing Proposal
Republican leaders say proposed constitutional amendments will save taxpayers money, but critics warn of long-term consequences.
Legal Aid Groups Sue Lawmakers Over Funding Shut-off
The Republican-controlled General Assembly redirected funds that have been used to help low-income residents with civil cases.
Will the Real Sarah Stevens Please Stand Up?
With the help of AI, the Republican Party’s camera-shy state Supreme Court candidate shows up in a new way online.
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