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The Supreme Court’s decision left a lot of questions about how the North Carolina case impacts voters. We answer them here.

The opinion in Moore v. Harper, 6-3, sets aside the lawmakers' argument of the "individual state legislature" theory that said only lawmakers could draw maps under the U.S. Constitution.

The registered youth voter population in North Carolina holds tremendous potential to impact election outcomes. Despite being the largest, racially diverse group of potential voters in North Carolina, millennial and Gen Z voters have the lowest voter turnout of any generation.

Both Senate Bill 747 and 749 will be considered soon by full Senate. securely. The Commission on the Future of Elections is a partnership between the NC Network for Fair, Safe & Secure Elections and Catawba College in Salisbury.

Elon University Poll says about 45% of registered voters oppose the new 12-week restriction on elective abortion access that that the General Assembly passed last month, a percentage that doesn't break down like you might think.

"I would LOVE to see a viable third party in our state, fielding a slate of candidates that forced the other two into more mainstream realities."

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Delegates to the state convention in Greensboro this past weekend voted by better than 2 to 1 to censure Tillis because he negotiated deals that some felt violated the voters' expectations.

North Carolina Republicans are set to draw a new Congressional map this summer. They will now have to consider the Supreme Court's decision from Alabama.