Governor Cooper says that before he even came down to Brunswick County, he already talked to the president and is working on getting all damaged areas the funding they need.
The Brunswick County Board of Elections has approved a One-Stop Early Voting plan for the General Elections, which takes into account an emergency order issued by the State BOE last week. Early voting will begin on Thursday, October 15 and end Saturday, October 31.
Voters in New Hanover County will have six locations where they can vote early ahead of the November 2020 General Election. The county’s Board of Elections finalized a One-stop Voting Plan.
At least two sheriffs in southeastern North Carolina do not plan to enforce Gov. Roy Cooper’s new executive order instituting a statewide mask mandate to stop the spread of COVID-19.
President Donald Trump will officially celebrate his acceptance of the Republican Party’s presidential nomination in Jacksonville, Florida at the 2020 Republican National Convention.
Congressman David Rouzer (NC-07) issued a statement, Monday, on the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis last week and the ensuing protests across the nation.
A coalition of more than two dozen media outlets filed a lawsuit on Thursday seeking the release of a list of records related to COVID-19 that the state had, so far, refused to provide.
Changes to mail-in absentee ballot rules in North Carolina and funds to improve safety at in-person voting sites during the COVID-19 pandemic have received overwhelmingly approval in the state House.
President Donald Trump is giving Governor Roy Cooper a week to make a decision about allowing full attendance at the Republican National Convention before considering other locations for the convention.
North Carolina Senator Richard Burr has issued a statement after stepping down as the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee amid an investigation into stock trading linked to the coronavirus.
Gov. Roy Cooper remained non-committal Wednesday when asked if North Carolina is on track to enter Phase 2 of his plan to reopen the state's economy following the coronavirus pandemic shutdown.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper responded to requests from the North Carolina Sheriff’s Association and others asking him to consider allowing indoor worship services across the state during phase one of the state’s re-opening plan.
When state lawmakers return to Raleigh this week for the short session of the General Assembly, citizens will be able to watch members of the North Carolina House of Representatives conduct the public’s business.
Citizens will be able to watch live video streams of online committee meetings by members of the North Carolina House of Representatives starting next week.
Congressman David Rouzer (R-NC7) said Monday he fully expects lawmakers to go back to Washington, DC in the next month or so to add additional funding to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
North Carolina’s State Board of Elections and Division of Motor Vehicles have teamed up to allow customers to apply to register to vote without taking another action with the DMV.
Sen. Thom Tillis and Congressman David Rouzer are responding to Sen. Richard Burr’s request for an ethics investigation, following reports he sold as much as $1.7 million in stocks before the market dropped because of fears over the coronavirus.
North Carolina’s senior senator Richard Burr is responding to a report that he warned a group of constituents about the dire consequences the country could face because of the coronavirus, weeks before the state closed schools to control the spread of COVID-19.
North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Dan Forest has publicly criticized Governor Roy Cooper for issuing an executive order mandating restaurants and bars close in-restaurant seating. Gov. Cooper said he issued the order in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus in the state.
This election cycle, Representative Ted Davis decided to run for the neighboring District 20 seat, which will remain exclusively in New Hanover County under newly drawn district lines. That seat opened up when Representative Holly Grange announced her plans to run for Governor.
Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg brought his democratic presidential campaign to Wilmington on the last day of one-stop early voting in North Carolina. Bloomberg greeted hundreds of people at Laney High School.
A New Hanover County judge has hired a law firm to go after political opponents of hers for distributing campaign materials about her past controversies. Judge Sandra Ray says the campaign flyers do not have the proper campaign advertising disclosures, and are factually inaccurate.
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North Carolina Republican legislative leaders want the state’s entire Court of Appeals to hear arguments on a ruling by three of the court’s judges that set another barrier to implement voter photo identification.
Rep. Holly Grange is not seeking re-election to her seat in the North Carolina House of Representatives. Instead, she is running for the republican gubernatorial nomination to face incumbent Gov. Roy Cooper in the general election.
A new poll shows Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden leading among North Carolina voters surveyed ahead of the state's primary elections. President Donald Trump enjoys strong support in the state ahead of his re-election bid.
WAVE transit is in a cash crunch. Wilmington’s bus system relies on money from the federal, state and local government to operate, and some of that money hasn’t materialized as quickly as expected.
North Carolina State Treasurer Dale Folwell is in Wilmington to attend Tuesday night’s public information meeting hosted by Save Our Hospital, Inc, the group opposed to the possible sale of New Hanover Regional Medical Center.
Candidates across the Cape Fear region are preparing for the upcoming primary election in March, but it turns out that it is possible to start campaigning too early.
The NC State Board of Elections voted against Pete D’Abrosca in his appeal to oppose Congressman David Rouzer in the GOP primary for the Seventh Congressional District seat.
The lone challenger to incumbent Republican Congressman David Rouzer may not end up on the ballot at all, as state officials have canceled his notice of candidacy.
Congressman David Rouzer will have at least one primary challenger if he files to run for a fourth term representing North Carolina’s Seventh District. Peter D’Abrosca filed Wednesday as a republican candidate for the newly redrawn district
Charles Miller, who is currently serving his fourth term on the Brunswick County Board of Education, has filed to run for a seat in the North Carolina House of Representatives.
County commissioners Frank Williams and Jonathan Barfield joined other members of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners’ Board of Directors for a meeting Wednesday at The White House.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections is taking a closer look at voting machines they plan on purchasing after the same company’s machines were part of an election nightmare in a county in Pennsylvania.
The New Hanover Board of Commissioners elected Julia Olsen-Boseman as the chair of the board in a meeting Monday. Pat Kusek was voted on as vice-chair.
A panel of North Carolina judges say the U.S. House district map that Republican state legislators drew last month will be used in elections next year.
Leslie Cohen, who ran for a seat in the NC House of Representatives in 2018, announced Tuesday evening she plans to run for a seat on the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners in 2020.
One local councilman has requested a recount of votes cast in his municipal election. However, another incumbent has decided against filing a similar request.
Just six votes separate candidates in two different municipal elections in New Hanover County as of Election Night, but that is likely to change Friday morning.
After two years of contentious politics, arguments and complicated lawsuits, Brunswick County voters came out in masses to vote for the two open seats on the H2GO Water and Sewer Authority Board of Commissioners.
Shannon “Hot Dog” Phillips is set to become Sunset Beach’s fourth mayor in less than two years after besting incumbent Paul Van Wormer in Tuesday’s election.
Sitting City Councilman Jeremy Shugarts fell short in his challenge against incumbent Mayor Doug Medlin in this year’s municipal race for Surf City Mayor. Both are non-partisan candidates.
State leaders are cracking down on anyone who tries to tamper with state or local elections. The North Carolina General Assembly passed a bill that directly addresses last year’s ninth congressional district race, which caused Bladen County to hold new elections after the state board found evidence
Complaints against two members of the Bladen County Board of Elections have been dismissed by state election officials for failing to meet basic requirements.
The 2019 Municipal Election will give more than 84,000 registered voters the chance to decide who will be mayor in the City of Wilmington, and which candidates will occupy three seats on the city council.
North Carolina State Representative Deb Butler has been awarded the 2019 Tammy Baldwin Breakthrough Award—an international award given annually to state or local LGBTQ elected official whose political career pushes to move equality forward for LGBTQ people
Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina talked about the impeachment inquiry against the president, the upcoming trade negotiations with China, and on having two potential challengers in the 2020 republican primary election.
