North Carolina Elections Board To Fight Federal Subpoenas
North Carolina's elections board agreed Friday to fight federal subpoenas seeking millions of voting documents and ballots going back years.
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Democracy 101: Wave Of Court Rulings Means North Carolina's Ballot Is Set
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Judges Won't Block Two Latest Constitutional Amendments
A state judicial panel says questions on two new proposed amendments to the North Carolina Constitution should remain on November ballots.
Democracy 101: As Elections Near, What Happens When The Courts Nix Districts?
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North Carolina House Approves Revised Constitutional Amendments
The North Carolina House has made quick work of two proposed revised amendments to the state constitution that would go before voters in November.
Legislators Will Return To Raleigh To Redraft Rejected Constitutional Amendments
The North Carolina General Assembly is heading into its second special session of the year to rewrite two constitutional amendments struck down by a court this week.
