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Rep. Edwards: Hoaxes, conspiracy theories, hearsay sow chaos amid recovery

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Elected leaders warn against 'spread of false information'

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Pardee leaders give state Senate leader assessment of post-storm scenario

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Mountains to Raleigh: Help!

To: Gov. Roy Cooper, Senate Leader Phil Berger, House Speaker Tim Moore   Read Story »

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Legislature 'stands ready' to help, Senate leader says

Phil Berger, leader of the N.C. Senate, said in a statement Sunday that the General Assembly stands ready to help restore communities in Western North Carolina.   Read Story »

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A Robinson rout would endanger GOP's Council of State candidates

Republican Lt. Gov.  Mark Robinson was likely to lose the 2024 gubernatorial election to Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein before the Sept. 19 CNN piece tying him to a series of grotesque posts made more than a dozen years ago on a pornography site.   Read Story »

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McGrady joins 'Republicans for Stein'

On the same day that explosive reporting by CNN of Mark Robinson's porn website chatter threatened to wreck the Republican gubernatorial nominee's campaign, six former GOP state legislators endorsed the Democratic nominee, state Attorney General Josh Stein.   Read Story »

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Rebuck keeps her seat as elections board votes to 'move on'

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Elections board adds Zoom coverage for emergency meeting

The skirmish over a partisan email sent to legislators by a Henderson County Board of Elections member is likely to spill into public view Monday when the local elections board gavels open an emergency called meeting.   Read Story »

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Independent voters will tip the balance in N.C.

Four years ago, we entered the homestretch of the 2020 election cycle with 7.1 million North Carolinians registered to vote, of which 36 percent were Democrats and 30 percent Republicans. The remainder were unaffiliated (33 percent) or in alternative parties.   Read Story »

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