Republican leaders in North Carolina have proposed a new U.S. House district map that could thwart reelection prospects of a Democratic incumbent in the state's only swing seat

Early voting for North Carolina’s municipal elections officially kicks off on Thursday, October 16, and voters in Mecklenburg County can now cast their ballots ahead of Election Day.

The in-person early voting period for 2025 municipal elections opened Thursday morning across North Carolina, with 88 of the state’s 100 counties set to hold local contests this fall.Within those 88 counties,

Hundreds of North Carolina cities and towns from Murphy to Manteo — and Canton to Calabash — will elect mayors and municipal boards on Nov. 4. If you’re not in a larger community, finding news coverage of the candidates and issues can be tricky.

Early voting has commenced for North Carolina's November 2025 municipal elections across 380 municipalities, ending November 1. With low odd-year turnout, locals are urged to vote for leaders who impact community decisions.

Early voting for North Carolina's municipal elections begins on October 16, with various local positions and referenda on the ballot. Voters have multiple voting options, including in-person, absentee,

North Carolina lawmakers are expected to meet sometime this week. It would make our state one of many in a mid-decade redistricting battle.

Officials say voters whose records are still incomplete on Election Day may be asked to cast provisional ballots.

In-person early voting for North Carolina’s 2025 municipal elections kicks off on Thursday, October 16, and runs through 3 p.m. on Saturday, November 1. Voters