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Mecklenburg County's turnout in the November election was 45% — below the state rate of 51%. Voting at UNC Charlotte and some African American precincts fell the most.

Tim works to figure out just which color the state is leaning toward.

A new assessment of North Carolina's election results now that turnout data is finalized

The nation's highest court will hear arguments Wednesday as to whether state lawmakers and state courts have the final say in drawing maps for Congressional elections.

Roughly half of unaffiliated voters can truly be called “swing voters,” while the remaining portion hew closely to the two major political parties in voting patterns.

North Carolina's congressional districts will likely be dramatically altered for the 2024 elections, returning an advantage to Republicans.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Democrats celebrated winning what was billed as North Carolina's lone toss-up race for the U.S. House this month, as state Sen. Wiley Nickel’s narrow victory over Republican Bo Hines in the 13th Congressional District helped weaken any national GOP midterm wave.

The predicted red wave washed over most of North Carolina’s elections last week, but now as it recedes and parties begin strategizing for the next pre...

Democrats celebrated winning North Carolina's lone toss-up race for the U.S. House this month as Wiley Nickel won the 13th District seat

Many experts thought the midterms would result in a national “red wave,” but it turned out to be just a trickle. North Carolina, however, is a different story. We discuss the winners, losers and if North Carolina can still be considered “purple."