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Sarah Michels

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North Carolina elections/politics for Carolina Public Press ✍🏼 Unapologetic Swiftie 💄Not afraid to ask dumb questions.

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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
The second story: The House Democratic Caucus & the Guilford County Democratic Party may have pulled their support over past social media posts, but Shelly Headen is still running to represent NW Guilford County against Republican Rep. John Blust. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/82431/contes...
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Contest for NC House seat in Guilford marred by controversy, but race is still on
Despite rejection by her party over past social media comments, Shelly Headen is continuing her challenge to Rep. Blust for Guilford district.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
The first of two legislative stories today: In Forsyth County, a rematch between Republican House Rep. Jeff Zenger and Democrat Amy Taylor North. Last time, the two were separated by just under 2,000 votes. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/82417/north-...
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North and Zenger rematch for NC House seat could be another nailbiter
North nearly pulled off an upset in a Forsyth district no one thought was competitive in 2024. She might have a better chance in 2026.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
Hundreds of candidates are vying for a seat in the state legislature this November. But political watchers don’t need to look much past Raleigh to find political intrigue. This cycle, Wake County is home to 3 of the state’s toss-up races. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/82276/three-...
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Three hot NC legislative races in Wake County
Growing pains, schools and property taxes are hot issues in each of the three close NC legislative contests in Wake County in 2026.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
After North Carolina voters choose their candidates, they will see at least three more questions at the bottom of their ballot this fall. Everything you need to know about the statewide ballot referendums on income tax, property tax and voter ID #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/80580/whats-...
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What's up with all these ballot questions in NC in 2026?
From proposed constitutional amendments about taxes and voter ID to a range of local referendums, 2026 NC voters will face ballot questions.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
Absentee voting starts tomorrow, making North Carolina the first state in the nation to cast ballots in the 2026 general election. I've got answers to commonly asked questions, including the latest on Trump's mail voting executive order. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/80536/whats-...
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What's up with mail-in voting in NC in 2026?
Answers to frequently asked questions about mail-in voting in North Carolina, which gets underway Sept. 4, the earliest in the nation.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
North Carolina Democrats are dead-set on winning one particular race this election cycle. Party leaders say the result will likely determine the future of Congress, and have poured over $473,000 into the contest. It’s as make or break as it gets. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/80401/politi...
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Political parties see high stakes in NC Supreme Court election
Anita Earls and Sarah Stevens compete for voters' attention and make case for why people should back them in race for NC Supreme Court seat.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
Anson County Elections Director Neva Helms resigned Tuesday after about three months on the job. It’s the latest escalation amid ongoing turmoil surrounding the board of elections office. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/76179/anson-...
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NC county's elections director calls it quits after just 3 months
Poor working conditions, lack of support staff, lower salary than promised and doubts about ballot security drove Anson director to resign.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
University of North Carolina-Greensboro and NC Agricultural & Technical State University students have never had an early voting site in a nonpresidential election year. They’ve been fighting for that to change. This week, they got another no. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/76163/nc-cou...
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NC county election boards divided. Guilford becomes 22nd to split over early voting plan.
Early voting sites at UNCG and NC A&T are key issue for the Guilford County Board of Elections. Nonunanimous decision goes to State Board.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 17/07/2026
Elections are inherently political & election administration is no exception. Yet, recent decisions by state and local election boards in NC over early voting sites and handling of personnel issues highlight pushback over perceived partisanship #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/76109/percep...
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Perceptions of partisanship. State and local election boards in NC face controversy.
Decisions by state and local election boards in NC over early voting sites and handling of personnel issues face pushback over partisanship.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 14/07/2026
The day after Anson County election board members voted on early voting plans, the director & board chair got a text from Dallas Woodhouse, the auditor’s county board liaison. “We are going to have to redo that early voting plan,” he wrote. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/76080/nc-aud...
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NC auditor's former liaison resigns amid furor over pressuring county elections board on early voting plans
Dallas Woodhouse resigned from NC auditor's office as more of his pressure on county election boards over early voting plans came to light.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
By the time the first fireworks go off this Independence Day weekend, Gov. Josh Stein will have the long-awaited budget on his desk. It's a year past due, thanks to tough negotiations. Wondering what's in it? Here's the highlights + a little more: #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/76016/nc-bud...
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NC budget agreement finally reached
About a year late, NC legislators agree on budget with a range of pay increases and tax cuts. It gets broad support but not everyone pleased.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
After a series of stops and starts, a wide-ranging elections bill finally made it through the North Carolina House on Wednesday. While Dems helped form the final bill through negotiations, and won several key changes, none voted for it. carolinapublicpress.org/76005/nc-hou... #ncpol
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NC House advances massive elections bill with major changes
Despite passage by NC House, omnibus elections bill may not have the bipartisan backing to survive a veto and may not fare well in NC Senate.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 18/06/2026
A wide-ranging North Carolina election bill seemed headed for passage at lightning speed Tuesday morning in Raleigh. But now, it’s stopped in its tracks. I learned why. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75932/negoti...
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Negotiations at 11th hour could decide fate of NC election bill
Some movement seems to be taking place on controversial provisions in a massive NC election bill, but several outcomes remain possible.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
ICYMI: A wide-ranging elections bill in the works for over a year got a committee hearing yesterday, a key step on the way to final passage. Its fate is unclear, though. With 2.5 weeks left of session & a 10-day veto period, the runway is short. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75913/tons-o...
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Tons of NC elections changes crammed into one omnibus bill
Final version of NC omnibus elections bill and if it could survive a veto remain to be seen. Proposals include wide range of measures.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 16/06/2026
After NC Senate leader Phil Berger narrowly lost his primary election to Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page, he had a few takeaways. One was that the early voting period was too long. I talked to election directors about proposals to cut EV days. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75881/early-...
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How many early voting days? NC county elections directors keep eyes on legislation.
Legislation to ax NC early voting days in primary and general elections in various ways is under discussion, but the outcome is uncertain.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
Nothing’s ever truly dead in the legislature. Jacksonville residents are learning that the hard way as a previously abandoned bill changing their city election structure returned with a vengeance last week. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75873/ward-m...
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Ward math questions in Jacksonville lead to NC legislative push
Onslow legislators who dislike outcome of Jacksonville elections push to change how city elects council, could reduce Black representation.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 09/06/2026
When history repeats itself, it’s usually not so quickly. During the primary season, early voting site selection in Jackson and Guilford County led to a lawsuit by students whose campuses were excluded. This fall may be more of the same. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75822/squabb...
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Squabbles over early voting sites are déjà vu for several NC counties
Issues that arose in primaries around voting sites are coming up for general elections. Local board members report pressure from NC auditor.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 03/06/2026
Bladen County’s Black residents aren’t having it. They showed up in droves to a Monday commissioners meeting to object to a proposed election change that some feared would have reduced minority representation. The vote never happened, though. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75783/if-it-...
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'If it ain't broke.' Bladen halts change that could have diluted Black votes.
Bladen County, NC, was considering a proposal that could have eliminated commission seats created to give Black voters a greater voice.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
Today, the House approved a proposed constitutional amendment declaring an intent to pass a future property tax levy limit. I talked to county officials about this & other property tax proposals. They said that in NC, one size does not fit all. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75662/potent...
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Potential amendment to cap property taxes has NC counties concerned
As legislators advance property tax ballot measure designed in part to turn out voters, NC counties warn that one size doesn't fit all.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
“Starting point.” “Framework.” “Agreement on the big issues.” Senate leader Phil Berger & House Speaker Destin Hall have come together on the semblance of a spending plan, but it’s not quite a fully fledged budget. Will it be enough for voters? #ncpol
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Cooking up NC budget deal. Some ingredients still in dispute.
NC legislative leaders agree on healthcare, raises, tax cuts. Still uncertain on some spending. Unclear if budget deal could survive veto.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 08/05/2026
As NC’s primary electric public utility, the shadow of Duke Energy looms large over the state & in the halls of government. In light of rate hike news, I looked into Duke's campaign contributions & recent favorable policies coming from Raleigh. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75549/buying...
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Buying power. Do Duke Energy's NC campaign donations fuel influence?
Campaign finance records show Duke Energy has been generous to NC lawmakers. Some policy decisions seem to show generosity in return.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
For 5 months, I've written a biweekly elections newsletter. It's become one of the highlights of my job. In my latest edition, I wrote about 34k dead voters found on NC's voter roll & the impact of the Supreme Court's VRA ruling on NC, among other news. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/subscribe/
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
Democrats seem headed for a "blue wave" in November, thanks in part to a sense that everything is just more expensive. But moderate Dems who met in Raleigh this week say they need to do more than point fingers to keep momentum past 2026. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75527/democr...
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Democrats talk strategy to win, govern at Raleigh gathering
Leading Democrats from across US and NC converge on Raleigh for NewDEAL network summit to discuss winning strategies for messaging, governing.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 28/04/2026
Franklin County wants more water. Henderson, which controls a regional water source they rely on, has refused their request for years. Now, state legislators are stepping in to force a deal. It's not the only local dispute they're weighing in on. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75435/legisl...
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Legislating or meddling? Proposed NC bill takes on local water and school board disputes.
A proposed NC bill would intervene in Franklin County water dispute with nearby Henderson, change terms for Forsyth school board.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 22/04/2026
North Carolina lawmakers had a slow first day back to work on Tuesday after a six-month break. However, the second day of the new session promises to be more productive. Expecting votes on a Medicaid package today, budget may take a bit longer. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75380/sessio...
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Hope for breakthroughs in legislative logjams on Medicaid, NC budget
Movement on state budget and Medicaid funding near top of the agenda as lawmakers return to Raleigh for 2026 session.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 16/04/2026
Today, the NC State Board of Elections approved rules related to their use of the SAVE system (no, not the SAVE Act) to root out potential noncitizens from the voter rolls. Politicians & election officials are divided on the effort (& the rules) #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75322/making...
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Making sense of two SAVEs and very few noncitizens voting in NC
Divided State Board of Elections votes to use SAVE to target small number of noncitizens voting. Some worry citizen voters will be affected.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 09/04/2026
In the North Carolina legislature, last year’s homework is this session’s late assignment. The 2026 “short” legislative session begins April 21. The will-they-won’t-they budget saga will take center stage. Here’s a preview. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75233/nc-leg...
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NC legislators face long to-do list for 'short session'
The lack of a budget and other unfinished business from 2025 leaves a lot for NC lawmakers to tackle in 2026 short session.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
The seeds of the resistance that kicked several incumbent Democrats out of office in the primary were sown 2 years ago, in a Roanoke Rapids hotel room. I hope you aren't tired of the primary, bc I've got a deep dive into how swing Democrats lost. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75131/how-a-...
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How a coalition built primary strategy that defeated 3 NC House Democrats
A coalition frustrated with votes of several NC House Democrats to override vetoes worked successfully to unseat those legislators in primary.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
Cumberland County election board member Brenda (Bree) Eldridge made a $25,000 donation to the county Republican Party in early 2022 to help pay for a featured speaker. The issue? Allegedly, the money wasn’t all hers. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75114/questi...
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A question about $25k. Source of campaign donation draws allegations.
Complaint claims a donation to the Cumberland GOP violated NC law and a current county election board member knew. She denies wrongdoing.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 24/03/2026
North Carolina’s most powerful Republican, Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger, has gotten his way countless times since he became his party’s leader 16 years ago. But this time, he fell 23 votes short. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/75027/berger...
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Berger concedes defeat after two recounts
Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page has won his primary challenge against NC Senate leader Phil Berger, who conceded Tuesday.
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Chris Cooper @chriscooperwcu.bsky.social · 18/03/2026
Re: the undervote claim in the Berger/Page election (👀 @sarahmichels.bsky.social 🔗 ⬇️ for context)--no matter the comparison group, MORE, not fewer votes were cast in SD 26 than in other Republican primary elections in the same precincts. #ncpol
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 20/03/2026
What State Board of Elections ED Sam Hayes saw as a sensible cost-cutting measure has raised alarms among voter registration organizations across North Carolina. The SBE is no longer providing 3rd party groups voter registration forms. I asked why. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74926/voter-...
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Voter registration groups cry foul over NC decision to stop providing them with printed forms
No more printing NC voter registration forms will cut costs, NC election board says. Advocacy groups question timing, motive, legality.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
Republican State Sen. Phil Berger filed an official recount request on Tuesday with the State Board of Elections in his contest against Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page. The pair are separated by 23 votes, with Page leading, after county canvasses. carolinapublicpress.org/74878/recoun... #ncpol
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Berger seeks recount, but more wrinkles could be on the way in tight Senate race
Powerful NC Senate leader formally requests a recount in election contest he trails by 23 votes. Protest over ballots could also be coming.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 16/03/2026
ICYMI: County election boards completed their canvasses (where election results become official) Friday. In Berger-Page race, Page officially extends lead to 23 votes. No recount request filed (yet). #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74841/23-vot...
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23 votes. Canvass confirms narrow Page edge over Berger. Recount likely.
Republican primary voters narrowly picked Sam Page to replace powerful NC Sen. Phil Berger, but recounts or protests are expected.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
Happy canvass day! In honor, here's a story we published yesterday on what we can learn from this year's primary results. I get into the different lessons on the Democratic and Republican side, turnout takeaways & what this means for the budget. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74824/primar...
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Primary education. What NC political watchers can learn from March voters.
Several incumbents went down and turnout was high in the NC primary. But a deeper dive shows more than one factor underlying those trends.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 10/03/2026
Elections aren’t over until the last vote is counted — and even then, maybe not. Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger is down by 23 votes to Rockingham Sheriff Sam Page in their bid for a state senate seat. Expect recounts, protests & more. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74788/all-ov...
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All over but the recounting. Don't expect Berger-Page primary to be resolved quickly.
Recount, possibly multiple ones, expected in nailbiter Republican NC Senate primary between Page and Berger. Court challenges could follow.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 07/03/2026
If North Carolinians hoped for a respite from political ads for a few months, they will be sorely disappointed. US Senate nominees Roy Cooper (former Dem governor) and Michael Whatley (former RNC chair, NC GOP leader) got right to work Wednesday. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74748/rival-...
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Rival US Senate campaigns waste no time after NC primary victories
Whatley campaign, with less name recognition and cash, frames Cooper as soft-on-crime. Cooper emphasizes economic woes.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 02/03/2026
An early voting review. There's certainly some energy around this year's primaries. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74677/primar...
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Primarily local. Hot battles for sheriff, school board, county commission boost early voting across NC.
Early voting was up in this year's NC primary election cycle compared to recent midterms. Election directors credit interest in local races.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
Sen. Phil Berger, perhaps the most powerful NC politician, is pulling out all the stops to win his 1st primary in 14 years. Despite raising 63x as much as Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page & getting Trump's endorsement, it still may be a toss-up. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74636/david-...
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David vs. Goliath in NC primary. Sheriff hopes to take out powerful Senate leader.
Berger is outgunning his opponent with Trump endorsement and campaign cash, but well-known Rockingham sheriff is mounting a tough challenge.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 24/02/2026
In Charlotte, two incumbent Democratic legislators have primary opponents. Mecklenburg Co. Reps. Carla Cunningham and Nasif Majeed have overridden several governor vetoes, and are on the outs with their party. Will voters feel the same way? #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74590/swing-...
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Swing-vote Charlotte lawmakers have target on them in Democratic primary
Two Democratic legislators from Mecklenburg County who have helped the GOP override several vetoes are facing primary battles.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 20/02/2026
This primary season, more incumbent Republican state legislators are being challenged than usual (or at least, compared to the past 2 elections) I looked at three of those races to see some of the reasons why. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74549/more-g...
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More GOP legislators face primary challenger in NC. A look at 3 contests.
Different issues in different parts of NC have led to more GOP incumbents facing a primary challenger for legislative seats.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 17/02/2026
No, it’s not a scam. The North Carolina State Board of Elections sent letters to 241k voters as part of a new effort to improve voter roll accuracy. The letters requested ID info, which is NOT required to vote. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74503/letter...
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Letters from NC elections board confusing voters
Some voters skeptical of state election board's stated aim of improving information in databases with campaign of letters.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 17/02/2026
Bishop William J. Barber II doesn’t have the luxury of tiredness. After leading a three-day march from Wilson to Raleigh, culminating in a Valentine’s Day mass moral rally at the state Capitol, he’s ready to go again. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74496/thousa...
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Thousands gather for faith-based push against gerrymandering
Rev. William J. Barber II tells thousands gathered to oppose authoritarian measures that turnout at the polls can blunt right-wing moves.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
NC's short runway between candidate filing & Election Day means incumbent state legislators don’t ~ usually ~ have to break their necks to secure a primary win. Democratic Reps. Rodney Pierce and Shelly Willingham may be exceptions. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74475/crossi...
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Crossing the aisle. Key primary battles feature NC Democrats who sometimes vote with GOP.
In Northeastern NC, two key legislative contests feature a primary election fight for candidates who voted with GOP to override vetoes.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 10/02/2026
Students at 3 NC colleges want early voting sites on campus. Last week, a federal judge heard preliminary arguments. Sunday, he denied their request. Here are the stories: #ncpol Hearing: carolinapublicpress.org/74398/campus... Order: carolinapublicpress.org/74415/judge-...
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Judge denies demands for early voting sites on three NC university campuses
Students at NC A&T, WCU and UNCG went to court to get early voting sites on campuses for the primary. The judge said no.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 05/02/2026
If you want to run in a NC U.S. Senate primary, don’t register to vote at a UPS Store. That’s what the State Board of Elections ruled Wednesday in the case of Margot Dupre, a (former) GOP candidate. Dupre's case has broader implications. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74387/dupre-...
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Dupre is out as candidate. UPS store not a valid address, NC election board says.
NC State Board of Elections rejects Dupre candidacy over use of nonresidential address. Some want crackdown on other voters who do this.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
This Thursday (depending on court processes), there may be a preliminary hearing on a new lawsuit over early voting sites. I covered the filing last week. Students on campuses without primary EV sites are taking election boards to court. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74331/nc-col...
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NC college students sue over early voting site denials on three campuses
Student plaintiffs at WCU, NC A&T and UNCG say early voting site denial on campuses is a discriminatory move by election board Republicans.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
For voters in four counties, a (quarter-percent) sales tax increase is on the ballot. I talked to the commissioners who are asking for the tax hike. They know it won't be an easy sell, but most believe it's necessary. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74372/tax-hi...
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Tax hike on the ballot. Counties know it's a tough sell to voters.
Commissioners in Gates, Granville, Hyde and Wayne counties want revenue from 0.25% sales tax increase. Convincing NC voters not easy.
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
A reminder: the voter registration deadline for this year's primary election is this Friday, Feb. 3 at 5 p.m. Spread the word! Also, there's officially have one month until the primary election. #ncpol
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Sarah Michels @sarahmichels.bsky.social · 27/01/2026
NC A&T students' plea for an early voting site on campus fell on deaf ears. Now, they're taking matters into their own hands. #ncpol carolinapublicpress.org/74308/protec...
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'Protect Ours.' NC A&T students take the wheel on early voting.
Students at NC A&T object to mentality of letting 'grown ups' decide primaries, respond with organized service to drive students to vote.
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