
Regular updates on North Carolina politics and government from Chris Cooper, a Professor of Political Science and author of Anatomy of a Purple State: A North Carolina Politics Primer.
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We just finished the 2026 primaries in North Carolina. And, while the major storylines are about the outcomes, we should take note of the people who didn’t make the headlines: election administrators.
We’re a week out from the 2026 Primary in North Carolina, and the dust is settling — slowly. We still don’t know who won the most consequential legislative race in the state and we won’t know who actually showed up to vote until canvass clo...
It’s getting on towards midnight and election day is wrapping up. I don’t have any big overarching lessons (yet), but I’ve got some quick thoughts. So, with no further windup, here they are.
Today, North Carolina, Texas, and Arkansas kick off the 2026 primary season. But no state better illustrates the collision between nationalized politics and intensely local battles than North Carolina. Here are a few tools to get you ready ...
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Commentary and analysis about politics and government in purple North Carolina from Chris Cooper, a Professor of Political Science and Public Affairs at Western Carolina University. For more, see Anatomy of a Purple State (UNC Press, 2024).
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