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Mark Harris is seeking reelection in North Carolina's 8th Congressional District. Why it matters: Harris staged a political comeback in 2024, winning the GOP primary six years after his 9th District campaign was tainted by absentee ballot fraud.
More than 183,300 people have already voted in Mecklenburg County, where early voting runs through Saturday.
One of North Carolina's most popular Republicans, Tim Moore, faces a challenge from Democrat LaKesha Womack in his run for a second U.S. congressional term in the 14th District. Why it matters: Womack, who says she moved to North Carolina to work on Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign, has an uphill battle. Republicans drew new political maps in 2023 that made this a GOP safe zone for Moore, the state's former long-serving House speaker, to pick up....
A North Carolina state Senate candidate was arrested Monday after an hours-long standoff with police, which he detailed as it was happening in a series of posts to social platform X. Jonathan D. Miller, a Libertarian running to represent North Carolina State Senate District 16, was arrested at about 3 p.m. after the standoff, which…
I’m tired of it.” Smith is running for the 3rd District, a low-lying patchwork of small cities, piney woodlands and tobacco and cotton fields in Eastern North Carolina. Last year, state Republicans drew a new congressional map that shifted red-hued coastal communities out of the district and into the neighboring 1st District,
From a vice presidential rally to an armed standoff involving a Senate candidate, here's where North Carolina's final campaign stretch stands.
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