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‘They just want to not die’
Welcome back to Down from DC, where we keep up with decisions coming out of the White House, Congress and the federal courts and explain how they affect us here in North Carolina.
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This week we are reprinting an article from...
North Carolina ACA enrollment plummets
Welcome back to Down from DC, where we keep up with news out of DC and explain how it affects us here in N.C.
We’ve been focused on politics lately, and we’ll continue to be in the lead-up to this November’s midterm election. But this week...
What we know about voting in November, and what could still change
Welcome back to Down from DC, where we keep up with decisions made in DC and explain how they affect all of us here in NC.
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling late last month that set off another round of major changes to the electoral...
Shell games, ‘horseshit’ and real talk about rural voters
Welcome back to Down from DC, where we keep up with decisions by our elected officials in DC and explain how they affect our lives here in NC.
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I’ve been collecting NC political stories for the last few weeks to share w...
Much of NC still in extreme drought
Welcome back to Down from DC, where we have an update for you about the drought and our state’s farmers.
It’s been raining off and on all week, but not enough to reverse the drought that affects almost the entire state. According to data r...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Longtime politics editor and newsroom leader (WaPo, Vox). Now freelancing. I co-founded and co-author Down from DC, about how federal policy affects NC. Also: girl mom, newish North Carolinian, LSU alum, tennis obsessive.
North Carolina based journalist and retired professor
Politics and Journalism Student at Wake Forest University, Intern at Down from DC
Wake Forest '28. Deputy editor at The Old Gold & Black and intern at Down from DC.
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