Anti-Gerrymandering Measure Belongs in the North Carolina Constitution
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-05-02
What are the rules for North Carolina’s Runoff Elections?
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-04-25
Latest Allegations Are Part of a Sordid History of Vote Buying in North Carolina
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-04-23
Latest Allegations Are Part of a Sorted History of Vote Buying in North Carolina
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-04-23
Elections Board Violates Own Best Practices in Early Voting Shift
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-04-16
A “Stephenson Process” for Congressional Districts Can Limit Gerrymandering
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-04-09
Election Reforms Have a Mostly Smooth Debut
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-03-26
How Many Early Voting Days Would Be Best?
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-03-15
The Cost per Vote of North Carolina’s Statewide Primary Elections
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-03-13
Introducing the 2024 Civitas Partisan Index
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-03-07
Rowan County Early Voting Site Left Unlocked
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-03-03
Election Data Will Come Later, But We Will Still Know Results on Election Night
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-02-28
North Carolina Early Voting Trends: 2024
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-02-27
Orr’s Redistricting Lawsuit Incorrectly Applies the Civitas Partisan Index
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-02-14
Redistricting Lawsuit Seems Novel Until You Read It
Source: Center for Public Integrity Published on 2024-02-08

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