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Will N.C. ever put ‘right to work’ in the constitution?
North Carolina has protected right to work since 1947. Twice, Republican lawmakers have come close to letting voters make it permanent.
9 hrs ago
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Andrew Dunn
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North Carolina’s latest election conspiracy, explained
The State Board’s timing was terrible. But the ballot-sealing requirement at the center of the controversy dates to 1939.
Sep 4
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Andrew Dunn
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The 2028 Supreme Court shakeup
Phil Berger Jr.’s announcement sets up a merry-go-round of seat switching that will reshape the political landscape on North Carolina’s highest court.
Sep 3
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Andrew Dunn
August 2026
I had a chat with Charlotte’s Mamdani
JD Mazuera Arias helped me understand why ‘soft socialism’ is finding an audience.
Aug 31
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Andrew Dunn
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In defense of Judge Bell
Before we turn him into the latest social media villain, it is worth making sure we have identified the right problem.
Aug 26
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Andrew Dunn
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I’m already thinking about 2030
North Carolina Republicans need a renewed agenda for the decade ahead.
Aug 24
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Andrew Dunn
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Where do you stand, Roy?
If this message can’t break through to normal voters, I’m not sure what will.
Aug 17
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Andrew Dunn
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What would make Jeff Jackson unbeatable in 2032
If the AG can figure out how to keep dangerous repeat offenders from slipping through the cracks, he will be almost impossible to beat.
Aug 12
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Andrew Dunn
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The N.C. mountain conclave
Sixty-one Republicans are about to make a choice without precedent in North Carolina politics.
Aug 10
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Andrew Dunn
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13 possible replacements for Chuck Edwards
Republicans will choose a new nominee Monday. Here are the names to watch.
Aug 5
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Andrew Dunn
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Chuck Edwards is toast
These two state senators would be good replacements in the Congressional race
Aug 4
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Andrew Dunn
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A profile in political courage
Rep. Erin Paré stepped into a difficult school debate in one of North Carolina’s most competitive districts.
Aug 3
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Andrew Dunn
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