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

North Carolina has Started Its Presidential Election Year Voter Registration Rise

It has begun. All three of the “big three” registrations in North Carolina (Democrats, Republicans, and unaffiliated) had a larger-than-usual…
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Testimony on Third-Party Ballot Access in North Carolina

Below is a copy of my written testimony to the North Carolina House Oversight and Reform Committee on the North…
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Many North Carolina Voters have Switched Registrations from Democrats to Unaffiliated Since 2020

(This post was made possible with research by Thomas Allen.) I wrote on July 3 about how North Carolina’s electorate…
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Democrats Have Declined in North Carolina since 2020

North Carolina is experiencing rapid political shifts, which means that the state is politically different from what it was just…
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Limitations on Transparency: Pulling Back the Curtain on North Carolina’s Campaign Finances

The recent injection of campaign finance law changes into the HB237 conference report has garnered massive attention from both the…
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We Can and Should Remove the Literacy Test from the State Constitution

The literacy test should be removed from the North Carolina State ConstitutionRemoving the literacy test may be difficultThose favoring literacy…
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Prepared Public Comment for the Senate’s Constitutional Amendment on Citizen-Only Voting

Below is my prepared public comment before the North Carolina Senate Redistricting and Elections Committee Committee on June 20, 2024,…
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What are the Impacts of HB237’s Campaign Finance Changes?

The North Carolina Legislature presented the conference report on its masking bill, HB237.  While the bill had garnered some controversy…
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Will the State Board of Elections Try Again to Stop Third Parties that Democrats Fear?

(Photo of Cornel West by Gage Skidmore.) Three political parties have submitted petitions with more than enough verified signatures to…
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Prepared Public Comment in Favor of a Citizen-Only Voting Constitutional Amendment

Below is my prepared public comment before the North Carolina House Election Law and Campaign Finance Reform Committee on June…
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Poll: North Carolinians Support Citizen-Only Voting in a Landslide

I noted last week why the North Carolina General Assembly should let a citizen-only voting constitutional amendment come up for…
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The North Carolina Constitution Should Limit Voting Rights to Citizens

Only U.S. citizens should be allowed to vote in North Carolina electionsNorth Carolina’s current protection of citizen-only voting is inadequateWe…
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