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A Republican candidate voted from the wrong address. Will it affect his bid for Congress? - Vimarsana News

A Republican candidate voted from the wrong address. Will it affect his bid for Congress?

Brad Knott, a contender for the GOP nomination in the state's 13th Congressional District, voted while registered at his father's address despite living elsewhere in Raleigh. He says it was an oversight.

Source: wral.com
Attack ad accuses Republicans of not paying taxes, helping Democrats. What's the truth? - Vimarsana News

Attack ad accuses Republicans of not paying taxes, helping Democrats. What's the truth?

A new attack ad accuses 13th District candidate Fred Von Canon of failing to pay his taxes and Kelly Daughtry of funding Democrats. What you need to know.

Source: yahoo.com
North Carolina Republicans censure their former leader, U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis, who's now seen as a "bipartisan dealmaker" - Vimarsana News

North Carolina Republicans censure their former leader, U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis, who's now seen as a "bipartisan dealmaker"

NCGOP delegates censured Tillis during its annual convention Saturday over his bipartisan efforts and views on LGBTQ issues, immigration and gun rights,

Source: axios.com
These way-down-ballot races will decide whether abortion is legal for millions - Vimarsana News

These way-down-ballot races will decide whether abortion is legal for millions

A handful of state legislative seats in a few states represent the tipping point for new restrictions or bans on abortion.

2022 elections battlegrounds to watch: Wake County, North Carolina - Vimarsana News

2022 elections battlegrounds to watch: Wake County, North Carolina

Unaffiliated voters dominate Wake County as well as the state of North Carolina, making up 41 percent of Wake’s roughly 800,000 registered voters.