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How to matter in the minority party
Two Wake County Democrats recently offered very different theories of political power.
There are a lot of ways to serve in the minority party at the General Assembly, but they generally fall into two different camps.
Are odd-year elections on the way out?
Auditor Boliek’s latest report raises more interesting questions than it answers.
State Auditor Dave Boliek may be the most scrutinized political figure in North Carolina right now, certainly more so than Gov. Josh Stein.
Nobody's embarrassed by 'pork' anymore
In late 1994, North Carolina Republicans were preparing to take control of the state House for the first time in a century. Robin Hayes, who would soon become majority whip, wanted to make clear that the party would not simply redirect the...
Invite your friends to read Longleaf Politics
Happy Sunday, y’all. I hope you’ll indulge me for a quick announcement.
Longleaf Politics is a deeply personal project for me. I started it because I wanted to create a place for smarter government and better politics in North Carolina. I...
The fragile math underneath N.C. local government
A new audit report shows that Columbus County lost 7.5% of its tax base in two years. The scary part is how it happened.
I just finished reading the book Strong Towns, a popular-yet-polarizing book in the urban planning field. It essential...
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