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Elections

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A look back on 2024 N.C. political campaigns

By Annika Duneja | December 5

“We need to be a party where people associate us with constituent services and with community benefits, where they say you can count on Democrats to ...

Following the election, N.C. mental health experts reflect on impact of political stressors

By Maddie Policastro | December 2

According to a study from the American Psychological Association, 69 percent of Americans said the 2024 presidential election was a significant source ...

Column: The South is not a political monolith. Stop treating it as such.

By Rachel Moody | November 13

Column: Democrats, shift your blame off third parties and onto yourselves

By Natalie McCarthy | November 11

Amid legislative efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, some students are considering how a Trump administration might change the health care landscape — including access to contraceptive measures like IUDs. DTH file 2017.

Students express difficulty obtaining IUD appointments post-election

By Maria Sullivan | November 11

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Two UNC BOT members to resign after winning state elections

By Emmy Benton | November 11

David Boliek was appointed to the Board of Trustees by the UNC System Board of Governors, while Brad Briner was appointed by the N.C. General Assembly. ...

Campus community talks post-election mental health strategies

By Zora Hollie | November 10

Following last week's election, the campus community discussed stress levels and coping mechanisms.

Column: The rise and fall of the Midwest Democrats

By Harry Black | November 10

"As much as I'm scared, I'm also angry. I'm angry that Democrats took the last four years for granted and that they continue to fail their constituents." ...

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Column: Donald Trump didn’t win the election. The Democrats lost it.

By Connor Foote | November 8

"For years now, instead of fighting back against conservatism, they have ceded ground to the right, moving further toward the center in an attempt to ...

N.C. Supreme Court seat 6 race remains too close to call as of early Wednesday morning

By Sophie Baglioni | November 6

With 99 percent of precincts reported, the N.C. Supreme Court seat 6 race remains too close to call. Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs has won 50.03 ...

Mixed bag of Democrats and Republicans take home N.C. council of state positions

By Sophie Baglioni and Kathryn DeHart | November 6

Here are the results for the other eight Council of State races with over 99 percent of precincts reporting:

Democratic candidate Jeff Jackson elected as N.C. attorney general

By Sophie Baglioni | November 5

Democratic nominee U.S. Rep. Jeff Jackson, (NC-14) won Tuesday’s general election for the state’s attorney general position.

Column: As you cast your vote, remember the judiciary

By Eva Eapen | November 3

"The insulation of the judiciary is a valuable guardrail in this country, but that is not to say that voters have no way of affecting what kind of people ...

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Column: Why health care is still on the ballot for this election

By Kaveena Ponamgi | October 31

"Similarly to Medicare, voters must infer from previous decisions what President Trump’s intentions are for health care — intentions that could drastically ...

Kamala Harris talks early voting and finding common ground at Raleigh campaign rally

By Lucy Marques | October 30

Gov. Roy Cooper, Attorney General Josh Stein and other political officials joined Harris at the Coastal Credit Union Music Park to rally North Carolinians ...

Amid voter ID decisions, students share experiences with obtaining physical One Cards

By Sajni Patel | October 29

UNC issues free physical One Cards after North Carolina Court of Appeals rejecting mobile One Card as acceptable voter ID.

Column: A vote for Michele Morrow is a vote for the destruction of N.C. public schools

By Connor Foote | October 28

"Parents, Morrow should scare you. This far-right bigot may indeed have the premier role in deciding if your child is brought up in an environment where ...

Column: Vote all the way down your ballot — and know why you’re doing it

By Mary Blake Nobles | October 28

"As you move down your ballot, don’t stop voting, but even more so, don’t stop caring."

Q&A: Jefferson Griffin discusses Court of Appeals experience, judicial conduct

By Victoria Yang | October 22

The Daily Tar Heel's Victoria Yang spoke with Jefferson Griffin,a candidate for the N.C. Supreme Court, to discuss his candidacy and aspirations ...

Q&A: Allison Riggs talks accountability, accessibility in lead up to election

By Victoria Yang | October 22

The Daily Tar Heel's Victoria Yang spoke with Allison Riggs, a candidate for the N.C. Supreme Court, to discuss her candidacy and aspirations ...