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Government agency responsible for elections and campaign finance in North Carolina
Official 2024 registration snapshots and contemporary analyses show , edging out both Democrats and Republicans. Contemporary reporting and state-board data summaries from October–November 2024 place ...
North Carolina’s registered electorate is large and divided, with about registered voters in recent counts and a persistent pattern of registrations, with unaffiliated often holding a slight edge; the...
is the long-serving sheriff of , best known locally for a focus on and statewide for high-profile political ambitions, while increasingly defined by a string of administrative and legal controversies ...
North Carolina’s 2025 voter registration totals are inconsistently reported across the provided sources: some reporting percentages and a statewide total above 7.5 million yield rough counts of roughl...
North Carolina’s official 2025 party registration leader cannot be conclusively identified from the provided materials because state-specific 2025 data are either not accessible or explicitly noted as...
are subject to the state's campaign finance disclosure and reporting regime administered by the and county boards of elections, which requires s to register, appoint a treasurer, disclose all contribu...
The claim that is supported by the official absentee and provisional data file from the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE), which lists Durham with 3,789 absentee ballots cast . Local rep...