On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on a North Carolina case that could upend electoral politics and allow state legislatures to act without judicial oversight.
North Carolina’s fight over voting rights and gerrymandering is in the national spotlight as the U.S. Supreme Court takes on Moore v. Harper, a case from the state that could impact many voters.
The certification is culmination of 100 county boards of elections certifying their results after a series of post-election audits to verify the counts.
Tonight, former President Donald Trump is set to make what he says is a big announcement. That has led to speculation that he will run for president a third time.
Election officials say some programs to help people understand how and where to vote may also be confusing them. WITN talked to some who are warning people to check the source before taking advice.
Conversations surrounding election integrity in the past several years have led to concerns of voter intimidation and harassment of poll workers but data provided by the North Carolina State Board of Elections shows these instances are few and far between.
Pitt County has seen a 4.6% decrease in voter turnout from 2018. Despite that, many poll workers say their voting sites have remained steadily busy. Early voting is a great opportunity for citizens to get their votes in without the long waits seen on election day.
With Election Day approaching, the State Board of Elections says it has seen an increased number of absentee ballots, and is working to make sure regulations on these ballots are fair across all counties.
Election Day is a little more than a month away, but before you head to the polls, WITN is debunking myths and answering some of your questions about the voting process.
The justices ruled 4-3 - with registered Democrats in the majority - that oral arguments over the constitutionality of a 2018 voter ID law will be held next month.
The great red wave is looming. But as the 2022 midterm elections enter a final two-month sprint, leading Republicans fear their party’s advantage may be slipping.
The U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals stopped a state criminal investigation into North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein on Tuesday. The ruling comes one day after a Wake County grand jury signed off on the first of a two-part process to seek charges against Stein.
