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The Assembly retweeted
Breaking down the NC legislative maps in today's @TheAssemblyNC Zoom event: Democrats controlling the state Senate is nearly statistically impossible. For them to take control of the state House, they'd need to win 16 of 20 seats that are at least somewhat competitive. #ncpol
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My latest: The Company That Built eCourts Will Pay North Carolinians for Problems theassemblync.com/news/polit…
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Hit the road to the nation's costliest congressional battle: #NC01, where Democratic incumbent Don Davis is looking to overcome a map Republicans redrew to oust him from office. #ncpol
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A group has flooded mailboxes encouraging North Carolinians to cast a ballot, including some who already have. theassemblync.com/news/polit…
Rep. Don Davis is reaching out to voters of different parties in hopes of hanging onto his seat in a redrawn district. theassemblync.com/news/polit…
Tyler Technologies did not admit to wrongdoing in the settlement over eCourts, but it will create a fund for people who were wrongfully detained or arrested. ift.tt/u1gjQZE
Two years after Helene, Democrats have a shot at flipping North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District with a farmer from Fairview. Can he convince wary voters that he can bring meaningful change? ift.tt/Hfsbk0L
Payroll for Randolph Health's roughly 800 employees did not arrive Friday, amid concerns about the finances of its for-profit owner. ift.tt/kcymr6O
The Assembly retweeted
Thunder Thighs and Bedroom Eyes: As weight loss drugs like GLP-1s flood the market, North Carolina’s plus-size activists aim to make their own splash. By @billywarden for @TheAssemblyNC. theassemblync.com/news/cultu…
As weight loss drugs like GLP-1s flood the market, North Carolina's plus-size activists aim to make their own splash. ift.tt/U1kDtSb
View an interactive version of the North Carolina races we're watching in 2026. ift.tt/X1COB6W
The Wilmington Republican wants to become the next leader of the state Senate, but he’ll have to get reelected first. ift.tt/G01xHA3
The Assembly retweeted
Staff at Asheboro’s only hospital say they’ve recently run short on supplies.
Shortages span from inconvenient, like paper, to alarming, like diagnostic testing materials.
The private equity-trained owner says he should be saluted.
“I should be a hero”
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Three state constitutional amendments could give the party a lasting policy legacy. ift.tt/Pd5Ocui
UNC-Chapel Hill and the UNC School of the Arts plan to share technology and let students take classes on both campuses. ift.tt/JPyYZ3x
Compared to 2022, turnout is down for Republicans but substantially up for Democrats and unaffiliated voters. ift.tt/BW7N2d9
The audit office recommended the university increase its oversight of spending and provide recurring training to cardholders. ift.tt/LTSVYBw
Organizations connected to the Charlotte-based planners have been flagged for misspending taxpayer money in the past. Now they’ve landed $25 million in state money—and they’re looking for more. (EJ Hersom for the Department of Defense) ift.tt/f3cLWtl
