North Carolina's elections board certified unanimously on Tuesday a right-leaning political party to field candidates this fall in the state, but again deferred final action for two organizations t
Third-party candidates hoped to capitalize on the expanded political divide this election. But as Hunt Wasden reports, that support didn't happen in North Carolina.
Some North Carolina legislators think it's wrong that a primary election loser could switch and run in November as the nominee of a new political party.
A new Meredith College poll shows North Carolinians strongly favor alternatives to the two-party system.