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Whatley blasts 'trash poll' for showing big Cooper lead in U.S. Senate race (opens the original)
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Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley is criticizing polling that shows him far behind former Gov. Roy Cooper. Whatley blasted a poll by the conservative Carolina Journal that says Cooper is leading by 15 percentage points. He told reporters that the poll was conducted by "the worst pollster in the history of North Carolina." Carolina Journal contracts with Harper Polling to conduct its surveys, which have shown an increasing lead for Cooper since March. "Every single poll has showed
Lawsuit seeks to block new NC mail-in ballot processes (opens the original)
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A coalition of left-leaning groups is suing to block new absentee ballot guidelines approved by the State Board of Elections, arguing that mail-in voters could be disenfranchised. The legal challenge involves a new directive from the elections board to reject mail-in ballots that aren't sealed properly, forcing the voter to start the process over again. "The State Board’s new policies will require counties to invalidate absentee ballots for innocuous, technical errors unrelated to individuals’ e
NC Supreme Court candidates spar over past rulings, racial equity proposals (opens the original)
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North Carolina’s Supreme Court currently has a 5-to-2 Republican majority, and just one of those seats will be on the ballot this November. Justice Anita Earls, a Democrat, faces former N.C. Rep. Sarah Stevens, a Republican who stepped down from the legislature earlier this year. Democrats hope that keeping Earls in her seat will make it easier to flip the court majority when three more seats are up for grabs in 2028. Earls is a former civil rights attorney who founded the Southern Coalition for
In new State Health Plan program, a cluster of rural NC hospitals could cost patients more (opens the original)
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State employees will likely pay more for healthcare if they use hospital systems in four rural counties north of the Triangle. The State Health Plan is wrapping up new insurance coverage agreements with hospitals across the state, as part of its "Preferred Provider" program to reduce costs. The goal is to steer patients toward hospitals that agree to offer lower-cost services. The State Health Plan announced coverage agreements this week with nine rural hospitals operated by Charlotte-based Atri
NC Court of Appeals rules against Stein in elections board lawsuit (opens the original)
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The N.C. Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of transferring election administration to the state auditor's office. The ruling is a loss for Gov. Josh Stein, who filed the lawsuit to block a 2024 law that gave the state auditor the power to appoint the elections board — a change that effectively shifted the board from a Democratic majority to a GOP majority picked by State Auditor Dave Boliek, a Republican elected in 2024. Stein argued that taking that power away from the governor was unconstitu
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