At a Morrisville town hall event on Thursday evening, U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee said it’s time to defund ICE. “The lawlessness and disregard for democracy…
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The Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People Political Action Committee released its endorsements this week, breaking ranks with the People’s Alliance PAC in…
“You guys ready to watch paint dry?” asks Julius Richards, an election services manager, as he walks through the winding hallways of the Durham County…
Endorsements are out from the Durham People’s Alliance Political Action Committee for the March 3 primary, and they lean heavily toward new faces. The influential…
The Democratic candidates for North Carolina’s 4th Congressional District faced off on Sunday, and it didn’t take long for them to address a topic likely…
A potentially ground-breaking voting rights case will soon be decided in federal district court in Winston-Salem, with important implications for the state’s 1.2 million young…
In the Oct. 7 municipal primary elections, 462 Durham voters cast a provisional ballot—by far the highest number in the state. Cumberland County logged the…
Since graduating from Duke in 2022, Julianna Rennie has moved every single year. Voting while frequently changing addresses has been a challenge; she skipped voting…
Growing up, if Anjanée Bell needed five dollars from her father, he didn’t just hand it over. He asked her for a budget. He wanted…
“To hear what has been said by the incumbent mayor, I sometimes feel like I’m living in a parallel universe, and that’s the reason why…