Though both of North Carolina’s U.S. senators are Republicans and the GOP holds supermajorities in both houses of the state Legislature, North Carolina is not entirely red or blue.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2024, North Carolina was the fourth-fastest growing state in terms of sheer numbers ...

That similar favorability means the presidential race in North Carolina -- and subsequently the state's key 16 electoral votes -- is a tossup. This is corroborated by the amount of attention both ...

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Our figures were sourced primarily from the North Carolina State Board of Elections ... voting map shows concentrated pockets of blue amid a sea of red — notably in cities including Charlotte ...

Last September, Hurricane Helene decimated western North Carolina, nearly destroying ... that always comes up when bad things happen in red states. That line of thinking is elitist and out of ...

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So why did North Carolina go red for the nation’s highest office but blue for the state’s? To answer that question, we are joined by Brandon Lenoir, a professor of political science at High ...