Republican Jefferson Griffin, running for NC Supreme Court, is an originalist judge. His stance on abortion and IVF is clear. Read more on cardinalpine.com.
Josh Stein, running for North Carolina governor, emphasizes the state’s beauty and booming economy but seeks to address disparities. He prioritizes lowering costs, investing in education, and protecting reproductive rights.
Thanks to the Biden-Harris administration’s Inflation Reduction Act, Medicare recipients now pay no more than $35 a month for insulin, easing financial burdens.
A coalition of prominent Republicans, including retired NC Supreme Court Justice Robert Orr and former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, is rallying support for Kamala Harris for president.
Much of Vice President Kamala Harris’ career focused on reducing gun violence. North Carolina advocates believe she’ll continue these efforts as president.
Democratic nominee Kamala Harris selected Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate, drawing praise from North Carolina Democrats for his support of middle-class families and democracy.
Without state protections for pregnancy in North Carolina, Rose Stanley relies on federal laws to balance college, work, and parenthood. Learn how these laws help her and where improvements are needed. Scroll down for a breakdown of breastfeeding rights.
Mark Robinson’s new ad suggests contentment with a 12-week abortion ban, contradicting his extensive history of calling for stricter bans and demonizing abortion.
Donors tied to charter schools have given over $65,000 to Mark Robinson’s gubernatorial campaign. He supports expanding private school vouchers, potentially diverting funds from public schools.
North Carolinians with Medicaid can now access free oral contraception at pharmacies without a prescription, announced Gov. Roy Cooper. This aims to improve access to reproductive healthcare statewide.
Governor Roy Cooper announced that Attindas Hygiene Partners will invest $25.2 million to expand its Greenville, N.C., facility, creating 25 new jobs with average annual wages of $56,746, which is higher than the Pitt County average.
Mo Green, Democratic nominee for NC’s public schools, faces Michele Morrow, a far-right Republican who called public schools ‘indoctrination centers’.
