A new forecast of the presidential race conducted by The Hill and Decision Desk HQ turns North Carolina from lean Republican to toss-up.

For example, in late June, a St. Anselm College Survey showed Trump narrowly edging Biden in New Hampshire — 44 percent to 42 percent. A mid-August St. Anselm poll put Harris ahead by seven points — 51 percent to 44 percent.

Michael Way, a legislative candidate from Queen Creek, argues a complaint about his eligibility came more than four months too late.

If elected, Stein would become the state's first Jewish governor. If GOP challenger Mark Robinson wins, he would be the state's first black governor.

North Carolina's highest court has decided it won't fast-track appeals of results in two lawsuits initiated by Democratic Gov.

The Cook Political Report on Tuesday shifted three states, including hotly contested battleground North Carolina, toward Vice President Kamala Harris. The updates come as Harris continues to shrink the lead,

Vice President Harris holds a razor-thin lead over former President Trump in a new poll, marking the latest gain for the Harris campaign in the Tar Heel State. A new High Point University/SurveyUSA poll published Thursday found Harris received 46 support from North Carolina registered voters,