PoliticsNC
Thomas MillsAnalysis, commentary, and opinion of North Carolina and national politics from the perspective of a center-left, 30-year veteran of the campaign battlefield.
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A civil concession
It’s over. Phil Berger conceded to Sam Page after a random hand recount of 3% of the districts didn’t indicate the results would change. Sam Page will likely represent Rockingham and parts of Guilford County in the state Senate next year.
Democrats concede, Republicans don't
Back in 2020, Cheri Beasley trailed Paul Newby by less than 500 votes out of more than 5.4 million cast. She followed protocol and asked for a recount. When that process reduced the margin to about 400 votes, she asked for a hand recount of...
He's baaack
If there’s one thing that’s consistent about Mark Robinson, it’s that he craves attention. Yesterday, he released a new podcast where he admits, explains, and defends his porn habit. I’m not watching it, but I thank Bryan Anderson for falli...
Saving us from the SAVE Act
I sure am enjoying the unleashed Thom Tillis. I wish he had shown up earlier. Of course, if he had, he might well be on his way to re-election, something I definitely would not enjoy.
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Erstwhile political consultant. Blogger. Occasional carpenter. Native North Carolinian. Thomas Huxley said, "Try to know something about everything and everything about something." I know North Carolina politics.
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