In a preliminary hearing Tuesday, the Wake County Board of Elections agreed to move forward with 12 of 386 challenges to deceased voters still listed on the rolls. Hundreds of others were removed after those challenges, presented by the Voter Integrity Project.
Recent challenges to voters listed on Wake County’s voter rolls had us wondering about who is removed when and why. We asked the State Board of Elections for more information.
The Wake County Board of Elections Tuesday dismissed 17 of 18 challenges to Wake County voters. Board members may later consider sending some of the challenges to the district attorney for possible prosecution of voter fraud.
A new group called the Voter Integrity Project is filing challenges to voters in Wake and other counties in an effort to purge voter rolls of non-citizens and deceased people. But some are finding their approaches partisan, even combative.
Raleigh residents are invited to learn more about the Union Station project downtown at a public information session and workshop Monday at the Raleigh Convention Center.
What are the food truck rules? Whether you’re parking your pizza wagon in Durham or Raleigh, you’re going to have regulations. We break down the differences among four Triangle towns and cities.
A statewide analysis of data from private wells has found high levels of 30 contaminants in private well water. Some say it’s a sign that the state should oversee well testing.
After a preliminary hearing Tuesday, more than 500 challenges submitted by the Voter Integrity Project were discarded based on information provided by the DMV. Eighteen challenges will move forward to a full hearing Aug. 21.
County Commissioners Monday listened to more than 20 people speak about transit before voting down a resolution to move forward with a transit plan and half-cent sales tax referendum.
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