Sen. Jarvis, a member of the Senate’s property tax working group, said, “Now is the right time for us to get this moratorium into law. This approach balances the need for local governments to set their budgets, while also giving North Carolinians who are facing higher-than-expected property values a reprieve.” 

Defense industry second largest industry in North Carolina 

“Residents of all 100 North Carolina counties benefit from the money that visitors spend,” said NC Commerce Secretary Lee Lilley. “From our smallest towns to our largest cities, tourism means jobs for nearly 50,000 small businesses and our first-in-talent workforce.”  

“Republicans are building a battle-tested ground game and taking President Trump’s America First agenda directly to voters across Georgia and North Carolina,” said RNC Spokeswoman Emma Hall. “Voters know that Democrats like Jon Ossoff, Roy Cooper, and Don Davis have failed, and we’re doing the work to win in November.”

 “Nineteen innocent North Carolinians are dead because Roy Cooper chose to let violent criminals walk free,” said Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley. “This was a deliberate, reckless choice that prioritized violent criminals ahead of innocent North Carolinians. Roy Cooper failed at his most basic duty as governor, protecting the people of North Carolina.”

Dissent shows how out of touch Earls is with public safety concerns

The ban on open fires remains in effect for Alamance, Anson, Cabarrus, Chatham, Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, Gaston, Guilford, Iredell, Mecklenburg, Montgomery, Moore, Randolph, Rockingham, Rowan, Stanly, Stokes and Union counties until further notice. 

Recreational fishing supports 812,000 American jobs  

“When a fatality occurs due to workplace safety failures, our response must reflect the gravity of that loss — fully and without dilution,” Commissioner Luke Farley said.

Families in liberal areas pay the price for liberal advocacy groups 

“While we expected to find some cases, this is higher than we anticipated,” said Sam Hayes, executive director of the State Board of Elections

“After spewing hateful rhetoric against President Trump and Republicans, Roy Cooper’s silence on yet another assassination attempt against the president is disgusting. Cooper needs to take a look in the mirror, own up to dangerously raising the temperature, and condemn this heinous act of violence,” said RNC Spokeswoman Emma Hall.

Bipartisan legislation picks up steam in the Senate as North Carolina already wrestles with its own approach

“This is yet another series of disturbing allegations from Roy Cooper’s Democrat Party,” said Clara Tanner, former Vice President of the UNCW College Republicans. “What is becoming increasingly clear, especially in light of the Eric Swalwell debacle, is that Roy Cooper and establishment Democrats only take on action on these issues due to political pressure.  Despite the history of misconduct and misbehavior at events, Cooper was happy to take their money.”  

“Through our investigations, we at the State Auditor’s Office seek to hold individuals accountable for misguided actions,” said State Auditor Dave Boliek. “What’s been uncovered at NC A&T represents gross misconduct. Given the findings of our investigation, we’ve made a criminal referral to the State Bureau of Investigation and I have fully informed and updated the Guilford County District Attorney. I want to thank NC A&T Chancellor Martin for working with the State Auditor’s Office and for the corrective actions being taken on this matter.”

Republican legislature identifying waste, fraud and abuse