Early voting starts this weekend in North Carolina
Early voting lasts until November 5 and will feature races from the U.S. Senate to Mecklenburg County Commissioners.
Source: wcnc.com
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Onslow County school board to swear in two new members Tuesday evening
After the removal of Eric Whitfield and the resignation of Joseph Speranza, two new school board members get set to take the oath of office Tuesday.
Source: jdnews.com
Canyon County encouraging absentee voting to limit lines
"This really boils down to the size of the ballot for the November election, which is twice as big as the May Primary ballot," the Canyon County Clerk said
Source: ktvb.com
Registered Republicans gain an edge over registered Democrats in Kentucky, but independents are also seeing growth
Registered Republicans now outnumber registered Democrats in Kentucky.
Source: wuky.org
Kandiss Taylor says her home was swatted Monday evening
Kandiss Taylor, a former Republican candidate in Georgias gubernatorial race, said her home was swatted overnight Monday.
Source: accesswdun.com
Runoff election set for Tuesday; Baxter County to use same vote centers
Tuesday is election day in Arkansas as the run-off elections from the May Primary will be held. In the primary, there were several races in which no candidate
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Source: ktlo.com
Deadline to file in nonpartisan races next Tuesday afternoon
With the May Primary in the books, the next milestone in the 2022 election cycle comes next week with the deadline to file in several nonpartisan races.
Source: somerset-kentucky.com
Idaho election officials prepare to audit eight counties
Eight counties out of Idaho’s 44 will be chosen at random to be audited after the May primary election
Source: ktvb.com
Voters will see statewide Amendment One on their ballots tomorrow
A yes or no vote will allow the Alabama to borrow $85 million dollars to fund it's state parks and historical sites.
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Source: rocketcitynow.com
Cawthorn and McCrory defeated, as the Primary turns General
The May Primary marked a significant end for two well known conservatives. Meanwhile, strong turnout was seen in several gerrymandered Congressional districts. And the General Assembly returns to Raleigh for its short session. Rob Schofield and Mitch Kokai review the week in state politics.
Source: wunc.org