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Terashima to challenge Iler for N.C. House District 17 seat - Vimarsana News

Terashima to challenge Iler for N.C. House District 17 seat

Eric Terashima, a democrat, will challenge Rep. Frank Iler, a republican, for the N.C. House District 17 seat.

Sign me up: Red is for Republicans, blue is for Democrats — or is it? - Vimarsana News

Sign me up: Red is for Republicans, blue is for Democrats — or is it?

WILMINGTON — Occupying a mercifully short section of the year, campaign signs pop up in medians, yards and polling sites about a month before an election and…

The NC-7 Senate race is breaking campaign spending records with state party money - Vimarsana News

The NC-7 Senate race is breaking campaign spending records with state party money

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Political party committees are dumping big money into the local race for a critical North Carolina Senate seat. Incumbent Michael Lee (R-7)…

State representative candidates' town hall: Abortion, gun control, inflation, and more - Vimarsana News

State representative candidates' town hall: Abortion, gun control, inflation, and more

On this episode, we unpack our town hall for state representative candidates from the Cape Fear region. We put questions from our newsroom — and the public — to eight candidates in four races, pushing them on tough topics like abortion, gun control, inflation, and more.

Source: whqr.org
Cape Fear region state representative candidates on the future of North Carolina abortion law - Vimarsana News

Cape Fear region state representative candidates on the future of North Carolina abortion law

At WHQR’s recent town hall for state representative candidates, one of the top questions was about abortion — an issue that’s been effectively sent to the states by the recent Supreme Court decision.

Source: whqr.org