Trump campaigns for North Carolina Republicans in Gastonia.

The committee will focus on addressing the concerns about skyrocketing property tax bills and opaque decision-making by local (often Democrat) officials. 

NC College Connect announced that over 67,500 high school seniors across North Carolina already have a seat at select four-year colleges and universities next fall through its direct admission program that provides a streamlined path to higher education. Students can check their admission offers by visiting NCCollegeConnect.org and logging into the student portal there. They will also receive an official letter by U.S. mail in the coming days. 

Court of Appeals Upholds Auditor’s Authority

“Roy Cooper is campaigning with socialists, tying himself to radical groups, and fundraising with some of the most insane Democrats in the Senate. Cooper can lie about being a moderate all he wants, but he can’t hide the company he keeps.” - RNC Spokeswoman Emma Hall

Laurie Buckhout addresses convention

Congressman Richard Hudson addresses convention

Whatley speaks at midterm convention

Duke anti-drone research

“Gavin Newscum and Roy Cooper are tax-hiking radical leftists obsessed with giving violent illegal aliens government benefits and pushing liberal Green New Deal policies that have sent healthcare and energy costs soaring for hardworking Americans,” said NRSC Regional Press Secretary Nick Puglia. 

Between FY 2023 and FY 2025, the North Carolina Education Lottery (NCEL) reported a gross sale increase from $4.3 billion up to $6.6 billion, up 51% in two years. Over that same period, the percentage of sales transferred to the Education Fund fell from 23% to 16%. Actual dollars transferred to the Education Fund increased from $1.02 billion in FY 2023 to $1.09 billion in FY 2024 but dipped to $1.08 billion in FY 2025.

Whatley campaigns in Cumberland County

Phil Berger Jr will not run for reelection

North Carolina House Democrat declines to explain domestic violence incidents

North Carolina Conference of Clerks of Superior Court Install New Leadership 

Border Patrol group endorses Whatley and warn of Cooper’s dangerous polices

AFP NC endorses third slate of candidates

Investment fund milestones

Wake County leader calls out Cooper for releasing criminals into community

“The State Board of Elections takes pride in this guide as a way to educate North Carolina’s 7.8 million registered voters about candidates for these important judicial seats,” said Sam Hayes, executive director of the State Board of Elections. “We encourage voters to use this online resource to learn about the candidates before they cast their ballot.”