ALE Investigating Business Located at State House Candidate’s Property
Officials received a complaint about a business located at GOP candidate Charles Taylor’s Lee County building.
‘Mister Rogers with a Switchblade’
Roy Cooper has built a brand as a moderate, nice-guy politician. That’s not the whole story.
10 Questions We’d Ask Whatley and Cooper If They Actually Debated
Here’s what our reporters and editors would ask Michael Whatley and Roy Cooper if we had a chance.
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.
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.
More 2026 Election Coverage
How the 2026 Election Could Lock in GOP Policies for Years
Three state constitutional amendments could give the party a lasting policy legacy.
16 More Races to Watch in 2026
Ahead of the midterms, we broke down the North Carolina races that are expected to be competitive, consequential, or interesting—or all three. Here are the rest of our top 26 for ’26.
Top Races to Watch in 2026
We broke down the 26 North Carolina races that are expected to be competitive, consequential, or interesting—or all three.Â
2026 N.C. Election Guide: Who’s On Your Ballot
The Assembly’s voter guide gives you the information you need to know heading to the polls this primary season.
The Politics of Dissent
As Anita Earls runs for re-election to the state Supreme Court, here’s what her dissents tell us about her judicial philosophy.
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