After months of concerns about Postal Service delays, unfounded allegations about ballot fraud and worries that mail-in ballot deficiencies would disenfranchise voters, the 2020 election…
Posts published in “Election 2020”
In the race for North Carolina’s 6th Congressional District, the question was not whether Kathy Manning would win, but by how much. Manning had money.…
A week after I mailed my registration form to the State Board of Elections, I still hadn’t received my voter card. I looked myself up…
Yard signs are as ubiquitous in Durham as front porches and neighborly waves. Here they live year round atop green grass, proclaiming progressive mantras in…
The Biden campaign passed through Durham on wheels. Spinning down Rose of Sharon Road Sunday afternoon, the Democratic presidential candidate’s motorcade glided by expectant Durhamites,…
Almost four years ago, North Carolina’s 15 presidential electors convened in Raleigh. Gathered with dozens of state officials, local honorees, and other attendees, the electors…
The Woolworth’s store on South Elm Street marks the start of downtown Greensboro. Its lunch counters, the catalyst of a national wave of sit-ins in…
Editor’s Note: A federal judge on Saturday blocked changes to North Carolina’s absentee voting process, placing a temporary restraining order on the Sept. 22 State Board of…
In a post on his campaign Facebook page, Lee Haywood smiles, posing neither masked nor socially distanced from Madison Cawthorn, a fellow Republican congressional candidate.…
After four years of relentless partisan drama, when wearing a mask or buying a can of black beans has become a political statement, the 2020…