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Eight 'peasons' for NC's red wave

Over the course of 34 years penning a column on North Carolina politics and public policy, I’ve seen it all.   Read Story »

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Boots beat bucks as GOP's ground game turns out vote

RALEIGH — Boots on the ground are worth more than a dollar.   Read Story »

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Tight judicial races teeter on tally of mail-in votes

A record 5.5 million or so votes have been cast in North Carolina, and Republicans are days away from confirming a potential sweep of contests for seats on the N.C. Supreme Court and the N.C. Court of Appeals. But it’s too early to make official predictions, experts say. Like the results of every other race in the 2020 election, little is certain. Yet.   Read Story »

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Andreotta cruises in County Commission election

Daniel Andreotta easily won election to the Board of Commissioners seat he has occupied since his appointment in August, turning back Democratic nominee Debbie Roundtree with 61 percent of the vote on Tuesday.   Read Story »

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Johnson ousts Judge McKeller

Republican challenger Gene Johnson on Tuesday defeated District Court Judge Mack McKeller, the only Democrat among District and Superior Court judges in the judicial district made up of Henderson, Polk and Transylvania counties.   Read Story »

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Republicans sweep in Henderson County

Despite uncertainty in the closely watched presidential race, Republicans in the mountains erected a red wall that turned back any gains Democrats hoped to notch on Tuesday.   Read Story »

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Revis, Craven, Bridges, Caskey win School Board seats

Kathy Revis led the voting for the Henderson County School Board, winning a seat with 20 percent of the vote. Also winning seats were School Board Chair Blair Craven, with 17 percent of the vote, Robert Bridges, with 14 percent of the vote, and Stacey Caskey, with 12 percent.   Read Story »

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Johnson defeats Edney in House 113

State Rep. Jake Johnson, seeking election to the seat he was appointed to last year, defeated Democratic nominee Sam Edney with 60 percent of the vote.   Read Story »

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Please allow campaigns to pick up roadside signs, commissioner says

Henderson County Environmental Programs and Parks and Recreation are partnering to provide campaign sign recycling dropoff in the Jackson Park House parking lot through Tuesday, Nov. 24.   Read Story »

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