Students who were evacuated due to the storm are starting to trickle back to campus as the end of early voting nears.
Month: October 2024
A Springboard for Trustees
Two UNC-Chapel Hill trustees are running for office, one sign that public higher education is getting more political.
Red, Purple & Blue: North Carolina’s Evolving Electorate
Democrats hope new voters and shifting demographics will deliver N.C.’s electoral votes. It’ll take an impressive turnout.
Critics Accuse Democratic Ag Candidate Sarah Taber Of Overstating Qualifications
Taber is facing a five-term incumbent with deep ties to farmers around the state.
Both Parties Try to Rally the Troops as Election Looms
Candidates are battling for North Carolina’s military vote, a bloc traditionally seen as conservative.
Tricia Cotham’s Bargain
The former Democrat has paid a high personal price for switching parties. What did she get in return?
Trump and Harris Fight It Out Street by Street
Republicans have had stronger get-out-the-vote efforts for more than a decade, but Democrats are determined to outwork them this year.
Dan Bishop’s Law & Order
The congressman and former state legislator is running to become the first Republican state attorney general elected in more than a century.
A Professor Walks Into a Storm
The dean of UNC-CH’s School of Civic Life and Leadership promotes civil discourse. Critics highlight the school’s conservative roots.
Inside the Southeast’s Lone Tossup Congressional Race
A Republican hasn’t held this district since 1883. But redistricting and shifting demographics have left Democratic incumbent Don Davis vulnerable.