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Does N.C. have a problem with out-of-state voters?
An analysis of mail-in ballots shows 19,000+ votes accepted from outside North Carolina with no obvious explanation for why
Oct 4
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Andrew Dunn
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An interesting theory on why Democrats are losing voters
State party chair Anderson Clayton's idea has some merit, but I don't think it really explains what's happening
Oct 1
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Andrew Dunn
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N.C.'s political state of play heading into 2026
There are so many unknowns, but here are the key factors I'm watching
Sep 28
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Andrew Dunn
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Does Charlotte have enough judges?
More ADAs might not matter without judges and courtrooms
Sep 23
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Andrew Dunn
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N.C. Democratic registrations drop over last two weeks
North Carolina mirrors a national trend, but it could be a blip
Sep 20
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Andrew Dunn
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Mo Green’s technocratic plan misses the point of education
It’s not a plan for students — it’s a dashboard for looking busy
Sep 17
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Andrew Dunn
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The strange rulebook of NC’s judicial campaigns
We elect judges in high-stakes contests, then bind them with ethics rules that punish candor and reward paperwork.
Sep 9
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Andrew Dunn
Running outside the club
The slate on every table at Judicialpalooza made the Republican appellate primary look settled. Then Judge Michael Byrne called me.
Sep 4
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Andrew Dunn
We just hit a subscriber milestone
Thank you, Longleaf readers, for your support. Here are a few words on what comes next.
Aug 28
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Andrew Dunn
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What limited government actually means
Tillis reaches for the old conservative catchphrase, with hits and misses along the way.
Aug 22
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Andrew Dunn
I spent a month experimenting with AI video. Here's how smart campaigns will use it.
A month of trial and error shows where AI video can already give campaigns an edge — and where the hype still outpaces reality.
Aug 9
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Andrew Dunn
Gerrymandering just doesn’t hit like it used to
The redistricting wars made a lot of noise, raised a lot of money, and gave Democrats a message. That moment’s passed.
Aug 7
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Andrew Dunn
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