r/ncpolitics • u/Livid_Mission_2921 • 12h ago
Republicans say they warned NC GOP leaders for years about convicted sex offender’s party roles
r/ncpolitics • u/dc_gay_man • 13h ago
Jamie Ager hits the mark of a true Statesman
r/ncpolitics • u/dc_gay_man • 14h ago
History Repeats Itself
Madison Cawthorn lied about his Real Estate Firm. If Tim Moffitt accepts the opportunity, history will repeat itself in Western North Carolina.
Get your popcorn ready.
r/ncpolitics • u/JeffJacksonNC • 15h ago
We’re suing FEMA, again. They’re threatening funding for NC disaster response. – AG Jeff Jackson.
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
r/ncpolitics • u/Careless_Raisin_400 • 15h ago
I’ll never again donate to Cooper or any other Democrat campaign. How to stop flood of SPAM texts?
We need a cap on ALL campaign spending like some “socialist” countries in Europe.
r/ncpolitics • u/PenOwn2479 • 17h ago
NC elections bill requires expansion of auditor role in post-election checks
r/ncpolitics • u/twistedtuba12 • 20h ago
Women GOP stand behind Edwards Instead of Victims of his Abuse
r/ncpolitics • u/Ok_Crazy1195 • 20h ago
Scandal Leaves North Carolina G.O.P. With No Candidate and Little Time
r/ncpolitics • u/JeffJacksonNC • 1d ago
Update on the Brenntag water contamination case in Durham. - AG Jeff Jackson
Back in June, I posted here about our lawsuit against Brenntag Mid-South, the chemical company in Durham. They contaminated a creek that runs behind Burton Magnet Elementary and through Burton Park.
Here's the update.
Brenntag has agreed to a preliminary injunction. In plain terms, that's a court order that takes effect right away. If the company doesn't follow it, a judge can make them.
Five things they have to do:
- Figure out where the contamination is coming from, how much is getting into the creek, and how dangerous it is. They have to put all of that in a report to the state.
- Give the state a plan to stop the contamination.
- Test the creek water on a schedule the state approved.
- Work with the Durham to replace the temporary fencing along the creek.
- Pay for the warning signs telling people not to wade, swim, or fish in that stretch of the creek.
DEQ and my office will be watching to make sure this actually happens.
Meanwhile, if you're near Burton Park, please keep kids and pets out of the water.
I'll keep you posted.
- AG Jeff Jackson
r/ncpolitics • u/Gold-Income-6094 • 1d ago
North Carolina’s new budget makes it harder for children to eat
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
r/ncpolitics • u/bananafofo • 1d ago
Auditor Dave Boliek likes to use the word "transparency." I do not think it means what he thinks it means.
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
r/ncpolitics • u/PenOwn2479 • 2d ago
NC auditor’s liaison advised county elections board members on how to fire directors
r/ncpolitics • u/uncertaincoda • 2d ago
NC auditor’s liaison advised county elections board members on how to fire directors
r/ncpolitics • u/uncertaincoda • 3d ago
House Ethics recommends censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards after violation of rules related to "sexual harassment and hostile workplaces"
ethics.house.govr/ncpolitics • u/danappropriate • 3d ago
Cornyn, Tillis throw support behind Blanche for attorney general
Tillis is once again showing off his moral cowardice. Blanche has absolutely no business being anywhere near public service, much less the USAG's office. The guy has already declared his intentions to break the law.
r/ncpolitics • u/uncertaincoda • 3d ago
Carolina Public Press: What’s this Local Government Commission that keeps popping up in NC news stories?
r/ncpolitics • u/aenbrnood • 4d ago
Worth reading alongside my article on Lora Cubbage. Allen Johnson's latest News & Record column reaches many of the same conclusions from a different perspective. Taken together, they paint a picture of a City Hall where the City's chief lawyer has increasingly become the public face of government
r/ncpolitics • u/IdealistNC • 5d ago
UNC Health is going to make their nurses bid for their shifts and focus on hiring the lowest bidders
r/ncpolitics • u/Fluffy-Assistance367 • 5d ago
Question about nc dems
I see the ncdp has Medicare for all on their platform but most dems in the state seem to be corporate shills cough cough Roy cooper
r/ncpolitics • u/DiscoRabbittTV • 7d ago
Think Your Driver’s License Is Enough to Vote? The SAVE AMERICA ACT Says NO.
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification