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(The Center Square) – First Freedoms Foundation, a political action committee supporting Christian Castelli in the 6th Congressional District Republican primary against former U.S. Rep. Mark Walker, is accused of

Republicans in the General Assembly recently redrew the state’s Congressional districts, leading to several open seats that heavily favor the GOP and are likely to be decided by who wins the primary.

Republicans in the General Assembly recently redrew the state’s Congressional districts, leading to several open seats that heavily favor the GOP and are likely to be decided by who wins the primary.

(The Center Square) – Overseeing and creating policy in North Carolina’s county or state elections will not be done as is happening in San Francisco.

DUBLIN – School districts statewide are receiving funding from Proposition 28, which earmarks nearly $1 billion annually for classroom arts and music programs.

More statements from organizations have arisen in light of the initial “Blue Ballot” document that was distributed recently.

Pleasanton — The Pleasanton Unified School District (PUSD) board has unanimously approved the new high school boundary map for 2024-25.

PLEASANTON — Faced with a dozen job vacancies and another 12 officers on medical leave, the Pleasanton Police Department last month was forced to cut back on some of its

(The Center Square) – In-person early voting for North Carolina’s primaries begins in less than two weeks, and at least one litigation appears resolved.

Non-partisan initiative Pirates Vote is making sure the students of East Carolina University are ready to vote for the North Carolina primary election on March 5.