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North Carolina's Supreme Court is deciding whether people convicted of felonies should be permitted to vote if they aren't serving prison time but are on probation or parole or have to yet pay fines.
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It's a victory for the state NAACP, which said it shows that “rigging elections by trampling on the rights of Black voters has consequences.”
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Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly are not ready to throw in the towel yet on efforts to overhaul state voting laws.Democrats and liberal…
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Updated 5:05 p.m.Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was in Charlotte Thursday for a midday rally at Johnson C. Smith University. She talked…
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A federal appeals court has struck down major parts of North Carolina's sweeping election overhaul. The three-judge panel ruled unanimously Friday the…
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After two weeks at trial, the state Friday could begin presenting its defense of North Carolina’s voting law. The Justice Department and other plaintiffs…