Now that filing records are official, I’ve had to revise the number of de facto winners in the N.C. General Assembly from 39 to 32. These are candidates who filed for House and Senate, and because no one filed against them, they are shoo-ins for their ... »
Democrat Sen. Linda Garrou, a seven-term incumbent from Winston-Salem, said today she will not run for reelection. Garrou said she would release a formal announcement tonight or tomorrow. Garrou, a former budget writer, was drawn into a district with R... »
N.C. Rep. Bill Faison, D-Orange, is no stranger to poor polling numbers. In December, the Democratic firm Public Policy Polling found that Faison was even less popular among Democrats than Gov. Bev Perdue — yes, the same Perdue who just quit the govern... »
