I imagine August 18, 1920, Wednesday, a sultry summer day in North Carolina. My grandmother, Wanda Margaret Robbins Bunting, perhaps the strongest woman I’ve ever...[Read More]
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In the past few months, we have heard and read much about “fetal heartbeat” laws being passed in several states. The nickname for these bills...[Read More]
I spent Monday morning at the NCGA Select Committee on Elections hearing regarding the draft bill for the new Voter ID amendment. Announcement of the...[Read More]
The joy that I feel now that we are beyond Election Day can’t be measured. While there were plenty of outcomes that left me feeling...[Read More]
I take heart in knowing I’m not the only person who is a little bleary-eyed today after watching election results until well after my bedtime....[Read More]
By Frank Taylor Originally published on Carolina Public Press. North Carolina voters turned out early in massive numbers compared with the early voting turnout for...[Read More]
I am a Native American woman, and I will be participating in the early vote. America is a country that is viewed as the model...[Read More]
Por Miriam Valle Cada elección es agridulce para mí. Por un lado, es un recordatorio de los sueños y metas que mi familia...[Read More]
By Miriam Valle (Available in Spanish) Every election is bittersweet for me. On the one hand it’s a reminder of the ideals my family dreamed...[Read More]
By Kirk Ross Shortly before adjourning this year’s General Assembly session in late June, legislative leaders announced a slate of ballot measures, six constitutional amendments...[Read More]
