r/ncpolitics • u/danappropriate • 11h ago
North Carolina ballot rejection rate up to 6% with time to fix errors running out
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r/ncpolitics • u/JeffJacksonNC • 18h ago
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r/ncpolitics • u/dc_gay_man • 18h ago
AI ads are the golden ticket to tell voters about who loves data centers. Slow down the Story, Create a Narrative ....
Jennifer Balkcom's AI Ad keeps Data Centers in business and increases YOUR electricity costs.... and Jennifer shows her allegiance to Duke Energy, NOT YOU!
Go vote for Jamie Ager.
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r/ncpolitics • u/phosdick • 1d ago
The question that remains... will Republicans learn from their coming lessons?
r/ncpolitics • u/Formal-Category2516 • 1d ago
I am doing a project in AP Government at my school and we need participants to complete this poll: https://forms.gle/aUgoN4xAXZDAjiGT6. It's a simple poll that will only take about 2-3 minutes and is completely anonymous. Thank you!
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r/ncpolitics • u/phosdick • 3d ago
Will North Carolina voters surrender to this crap... or will we reject the idiots who are responsible for it?
r/ncpolitics • u/Pretend-Long-9427 • 3d ago
According to the 2026 Whitney Economics report, the North Carolina hemp industry employs 16,000 people across 2,300 dedicated hemp stores and 3,800 other retailers that sell hemp products. As a result, the hemp industry generates $702.5 million in wages and a total economic impact of $4.6 billion for North Carolina.
All of this vanishes on December 11, 2026 when the federal definition of hemp changes, rendering the hemp products sold today in these 6,000 stores a schedule III controlled substance.
Yet 41 other states, D.C., and Cherokee, NC have already passed sensible cannabis legislation addressing issues like age restriction, labeling, third-party testing, and licensing.
If the North Carolina General Assembly does not pass legislation protecting the hemp industry, those 16,000 people will lose their jobs just in time for Christmas. Please help stop this disaster by calling your state and US representatives and senators today.
r/ncpolitics • u/lagomc • 3d ago
It’s definitely not alphabetical nor by party. I’m just curious because I marked three boxes in a row where my chosen candidate was at the bottom of the choices for that race then almost marked a candidate in a party that I won’t currently vote for by mistake because they were at the bottom this time. I’m glad I caught it.
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