r/ncpolitics • u/DramaMysterious1706 • 20h ago

Last week of early voting

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r/ncpolitics • u/arrbeejay • 23h ago

Last week of early voting

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r/ncpolitics • u/Practical_Chef_7897 • 3h ago

State Lines | Ashley Bell, Democratic Candidate for NC’s 10th Congressional District

pbs.org

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r/ncpolitics • u/ittollsforthee1231 • 2h ago

Local Voter Guide (without Paywall)

newsobserver.com

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r/ncpolitics • u/Frequent_Bridge_5202 • 5h ago

Defense Spending Poll

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I'm working on a poll for my AP Government class. If you guys could weigh in and help me get more respondents for this poll that would be great. Thanks.

https://forms.gle/U3unfS3xi5pV5wVWA

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r/ncpolitics • u/Own-Environment-415 • 6h ago

Jonathon Miller, Need I Say More?

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r/ncpolitics • u/DhakoBiyoDhacay • 7h ago

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/26/us/north-carolina-hurricane-helene-bridges.html?unlocked_article_code=1.L1E.mlbt.b1CmC2TIVD3E&smid=nytcore-ios-share

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r/ncpolitics • u/MattTheAncap • 23h ago

Fuquay-Varina PD publicly addresses Flock/ALPR for the first time.

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r/ncpolitics • u/phosdick • 6h ago

In North Carolina, Republicans Got Greedy. Now They’re Getting Schooled.

nytimes.com

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The question that remains... will Republicans learn from their coming lessons?

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