Good: On Thursday, state officials approved an early voting plan for Guilford County that excludes potential sites at UNC-Greensboro and N.C. A&T University. The original inclusion of these sites was a democratic socialist project to maximize their vote. There is some weeping and gnashing of teeth over the elimination of […]
Category: Election
Mark Lynch Endorses Ralph Norman
Lynch lost his race against Lindsey Graham during the primary, and tried to run in the special election. This endorsement will help Norman to some extent. However, Russell Fry and Mark Sanford have not yet announced whether they will endorse Norman or Graham’s sister– at least to my knowledge. Both […]
Ralph Norman Makes It To The Runoff
Darline Graham outpolled Norman by nearly 8 percentage points, powered by the Trump endorsement. Norman’s closest competitor for the second place spot, Russell Fry, is a mushy moderate GOP congressman whose district includes Myrtle Beach and the northeastern part of the state. Fry was prevailing over Norman during the early […]
Polls Ominous
And this is a reliable pollster:
Somewhat Of A Hopeful Sign
The Republicans are lackluster and disappointing in so many ways; but the Democratic socialists are downright evil. If the poll is correct, this must be regarded as a positive:
It Begins: Berger/ Page Drama Reaches Next Stage
Update 1:20 PM: Berger has requested the recount. There were rumblings online yesterday that some voters in Guilford County might have been given the wrong ballot in the Berger/ Page NC Senate race. Carolina Journal reports, as does WRAL. I have no idea whether those allegations are true. The groundwork […]
Berger/ Page Candidate Forum
The following candidate forum occurred recently in Rockingham County. (HT: AP Dillon). It is fairly brief to view. This is the most interesting race in the state this year, for various reasons:
The Upcoming Primaries
The NC Values Coalition is making available its voter guide. Early voting for the primaries begins next week. To access the guide, go here. It produces a guide for races that are specific for your home address.
Election Results NYC, Virginia, New Jersey
The socialists ran the table last night. None of these races were particularly close with one exception. What happened? The Republicans’ “ground game” was lacking, whereas the socialists’ ground game was exceptional. There was a lackluster gubernatorial candidate in Virginia. Similarly, there was a weak, divided field opposing Mamdani in […]
One Interpretation Of Where NC Republicans Failed
An interesting article at Longleaf Politics by Andrew Dunn deserves a look. He says NC Republicans face a bleak future for key statewide offices. While I don’t completely agree with every aspect of his analysis, he makes some good points: The party comes out of the election cycle leaderless, directionless […]