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A Step Forward for Transparency in Government

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Poll: N.C. Voters Voice Strong Support for Judicial Public Financing

Podcast: A Western N.C. Perspective on the Legislature

A Reminder of the Enduring Strength of American Democracy

Obama Nominates Charlotte Mayor Foxx for U.S. Transportation Secretary

Poll: N.C. Voters Support Redistricting Reform

McCrory Appoints New State Board of Elections Members

N.C. House Passes Voter ID Bill

From Honeybees to Livermush, Legislature Names Official N.C. Symbols

Poll: McCrory Popular, Legislature Not So Much

PODCAST: Taking the Pulse of North Carolina

Redistricting Reform Would Mean Fairer Elections for N.C.

VIDEO: N.C. Lawmakers Voice Bipartisan Support for Redistricting Reform

VIDEO: Five Things to Know About Redistricting Reform in North Carolina

PODCAST: What Could Voter ID Mean for N.C.?

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Redistricting Reform Legislation Introduced

Voter ID Bill Unveiled By N.C. House GOP

More Bills Filed that Aim to Make Voting Harder in N.C.

Legislature Should Reject Proposals Aimed at Limiting Voter Participation

Bills Seek to Shorten Early Voting, Eliminate Same-Day Registration

McCrory Budget Would End Vital Judicial Public Financing Program

N.C. Legislature Should Be Cautious with Voter ID Laws

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