Exposing North Carolina’s liberal/progressive movement.

The Mapping the Left (MTL) project combines data, research and news articles to show the magnitude of the radical Left’s infrastructure in North Carolina. For decades, the liberal/progressive movement has mostly been invisible to the general public. Hiding from the “liberal” label, the well-organized progressive movement has built a network of groups that work together to push an extreme, liberal/progressive agenda that the media has failed to report upon.

Mapping The Left

Articles

Election Reflections from a Visit to Hurricane-Ravaged Western North Carolina

We have all seen the scenes of utter devastation after Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina. Yet most county boards…
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10-28 Data Dump: Will the Republican Early Voting Advantage Hold?

The big news through the first eleven days of early voting is that Republicans have jumped out to an unprecedented…
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Race for State Superintendent Closer Than Many Expected

According to the October Carolina Journal Poll (formerly Civitas Poll), Mo Green’s lead over Michele Morrow for State Superintendent of Public…
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Do Republicans have a shot at Congressional District 1?

Like most election analysts and reporters, lately, my focus has been solely on voter turnout patterns and the money going into…
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Regarding the Judicial Races in North Carolina

Four years ago, I posted a piece discussing the judicial races that were taking place at the time. Since it’s…
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10-21 Date Dump: Republicans Surge in *Early* Early Voting

This week’s data dump includes the first four days of early voting, letting us add a little more data. Voter…
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Can a Bunch of Conservatives and Progressives Agree on Election Policy?

The North Carolina Leadership Forum (NCLF) hosted a series of meetings in 2023 and 2024 for election policy experts and…
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Data Dump: Where do North Carolina’s Legislative Candidates sit Financially

This Thursday marks the start of North Carolina’s early voting. While many people have likely been inundated with ads and…
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Flawed Sampling Method Means Some Ballots Are Unlikely to Be Audited

North Carolina county boards of elections conduct sample hand-to-eye counts of ballots to ensure that they were tabulated correctly Though…
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10-14 Election Data Dump: Unaffiliateds Dominate Voter Registrations

This is the last week of North Carolina election data before early voting starts on Thursday, October 17. Voter Registration…
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Campaign Finance Rule for Judicial Candidates Leaves Substantial Loopholes

Most people know that judges are restricted in their First Amendment rights to freedom of speech. Judges and candidates for…
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Comparing Hurricane Helene Election Law Changes

(UPDATE: The table below has been updated to clarify that voters in the affected counties can request, receive, and vote…
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