State Board of Elections workers huddle around a laptop after a court order Monday temporarily blocked U.S. House, state Senate and state House seat candidates from filing to run in the 2022 elections under the districts drawn by Republican state lawmakers. #ncpolpic.twitter.com/JDc5voNwAb
This is just a stay, but it means the CoA panel thought it was likely that at least some of the gerrymandered districts would not hold up under court scrutiny.
Thank you, @SusanFisher114, for your years of service to Western North Carolina and our entire state. We will miss you in the General Assembly! Good luck with your next chapter.#ncpol#ncga@NCHouseDems
“The infrastructure bill is a massive success for North Carolinians: The bill makes critical investments into the state which will stimulate economic growth and improve our overall quality of life”. #ncpol#Infrastructurehttps://t.co/L4DmX1lRDV
New NC budget proposal will also include $100 million in recurring funds for a new state-funded teacher salary supplement focused on low-wealth counties "to help them compete with big, wealthy counties when recruiting teachers." #nced#ncpol#ncga
@nytimes “You don’t have to live near Chemours or DuPont or 3M to have exposure to these things. It is in the water. It is in our food. It’s in our homes and in our house dust. And depending where you live, it may be in our air.” #PFAS#ncpolhttps://t.co/4p9qQQKrxZ
A weird thing that can happen when you're involved in Democratic politics in a safely Democratic seat is that sometimes you go to work on Monday and when you get off work, everyone you know is exploring a run for Congress. #ncpolhttps://t.co/WQqmC8Jd27
So Kidwell and Clampitt are members of a paramilitary group that tried to violently overthrow the US government, Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is an unapologetic antisemitic homophobe, and Sen. Berger is a staunch defender of child marriage. That is indeed a big tent. #ncpol#ncgahttps://t.co/x4gitITMxL
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