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David N. Bass

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 17, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Carolina Journal
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · David N. Bass

    CJ Poll: 2 in 3 likely voters back photo ID, tax amendments (opens the original)

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    Roughly two-thirds of likely North Carolina voters support each of the three constitutional amendments on the ballot this November, according to the September 2026 Carolina Journal Poll released Thursday. At least 80% of Republicans and at least 60% of independents support each amendment. Among Democrats, at least 54% support each tax amendment, while 53% oppose the photo ID amendment. Two of the proposals revisit constitutional changes voters approved in 2018. That year, 55.49% of voters approv

  2. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · David N. Bass

    Stein, Scott make case for federalism (opens the original)

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    North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein and Vermont Gov. Phil Scott, a Democrat and Republican, respectively, used a bipartisan National Governors Association town hall to make a case for a constitutional division of power between Washington and the states, pointing to disaster recovery and elections as two areas where they say that balance is being tested. The governors appeared July 31 in Oklahoma City during the National Governors Association’s first bipartisan “Common Ground” town hall, hosted with N

  3. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · David N. Bass

    Duke professor’s new book explores freedom and diversity (opens the original)

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    As debates over diversity continue to shape North Carolina higher education, Duke University engineering professor Adrian Bejan offers his perspective on the controversial subject in the new book, “Diversity through Freedom.” Bejan examines nature, evolution, and society to challenge assumptions about how to approach diversity in higher education and other institutions. The book explores the physics of diversity — how diversity happens naturally and why nature opposes efforts of forced diversity

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