Jerry Williamson
WataugaWatchJerry Williamson is a citizen journalist with a mean streak for progressive causes. He was the founding editor of the Appalachian Journal in 1972, retired 2000. Began WataugaWatch blog in 2003.
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The Romance and the Reality of this Vote
A recent survey by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center found that among those who say they are extremely motivated to vote, Democrats lead 59 percent to 35 percent.
--WashPost, Oct. 12, 2026
AppState’s Student Union during early vo...
Karma Knock-Knock-Knocking on Buck Newton’s Door
Senate District 4 -- Wayne, Wilson, and Greene counties -- is rated by the Civitas Partisan index as R+3, which is exactly in the sweet spot for a flip if there’s a genuine wave. Buck Newton, the Republican incumbent, made something of a na...
It’s the Romantics Who Move the Ball
I’ve been reading about Gilbert du Motier, the Marquis de Lafayette, the 19-year-old, fabulously rich French aristocrat who defied his king and his own family, bought a ship, and raced to America to support and participate in the revolution...
The Uphill Fight for HD 20 in New Hanover
Tim Merrick
I’m not always convinced of the wisdom of adopting a visible trademark, especially if you’re a candidate running for office. A gimmicky trademark can attract mockery, like John Fetterman’s hoodie and shorts or Marco Rubio’s hee...
A Textbook Ground Campaign in HD 9 Could Flip This District Blue
This campaign looks much healthier on the ground than her campaign bank account would lead you to expect. Claire Kempner is running in House District 9 (Pitt Co.), her second attempt to unseat Republican incumbent Tim Reeder, ECU emergency...
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