How Democrats and Republicans Miss the Mark on Latinos
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West Virginia’s Blueness
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A Brief Guide to This Year’s Midterm Elections
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The Rise of Ocasio-Cortez and What it Means for the Future of American Politics
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Three Competitive NC Houses Races to Watch For
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Early Democratic Contenders for 2020
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Silencing the Majority: Voting Rights in Peril
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President Trump’s “Photo-Op” Foreign Policy
During an October 22nd, 1999 GOP primary debate in Durham, New Hampshire, then-presidential-candidate John McCain
Down with Print, Down with Democracy: The Fragile Relationship between Newspapers and Self-Governance
Is it just a random coincidence, a meaningless correlation, a spurious connection, that the number
Ballot Initiatives on the Voting Block in North Carolina
At first glance, the midterm elections do not appear to concern North Carolina. Neither Governor