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Report: Errors Plague Voter Registration Across U.S.

Voter registration systems across the country are out of date, inefficient and rife with errors, according to a new report from the Pew Center on the States.
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Poll: McCrory Leads Dalton By 6

Republican gubernatorial nominee Pat McCrory leads his Democratic opponent Walter Dalton 46-40 percent as their general election campaigns get underway, according to a new post-primary survey from Public Policy Polling.

McCrory’s 6-point lead is down from the 15-percent advantage he had over Dalton in a January poll.

Some N.C. Primary Contests Head to July Runoff

Several statewide and congressional elections were left unsettled at the conclusion of last week’s primary voting, sending the contests to a runoff in the dead of summer.

Ferrell, Galifianakis Take on N.C. Politics in 'The Campaign'

In the midst of heated elections across the country, Wilkesboro native Zach Galifianakis will join Will Ferrell in the summer movie “The Campaign,” a comedy centered on a fictional North Carolina congressional race.

Dalton, McCrory to Face Off in N.C. Gov Race, Marriage Amendment Passes

Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton emerged as the Democratic nominee for governor Tuesday night, beating out ex-congressman Bob Etheridge for the chance to take on former Charlotte mayor Pat McCrory, who decisively won the Republican nomination.

It's Time to Turn Down the Heat in Our Political Discourse

Solutions aren’t easy to come by. But there are things we can do to help turn the debate about the role of government away from a yell fest and back into a conversation.

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