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A Narrative Jump Ball in Virginia

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By Blair Reeves, Thomas Mills Verified
| Politics NC
Blair Reeves is Executive Director of Carolina Forward. Last night, Republican Glenn Youngkin was narrowly elected to the office of Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Though polls had favored Democrat Terry McAuliffe in his quest for a second term as Governor, they tightened considerably in the last few weeks of the race. Not only did Youngkin bag the win, but Republicans generally pulled off a clean sweep of the other major statewide offices as well.
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The 'Rucho Strategy' Failed North Carolina

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By Blair Reeves
| qcnerve.com
Blair Reeves is the executive director of Carolina Forward, an independent, non-partisan, nonprofit policy organization that advocates for ideas, policies and values to build a stronger North Carolina that works for all its people. Ten years ago, on the heels of a fresh legislative supermajority engineered by aggressive partisan gerrymandering, North Carolina’s new Republican leaders set about answering the call of their voters.
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HB2 shadow still looms large in NC, but how large?

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By Blair Reeves
| NC Newsline
by Blair Reeves, NC Newsline May 30, 2023 Once again, North Carolina is looking down the barrel of a barrage of far-right legislation. Again unchecked by the counterweight of a gubernatorial veto (thanks to one legislator’s act of astounding deceit), Republicans are gleefully railroading extremist social legislation into law. A top reason: some important changes that have overtaken our state’s politics in recent years. Most voters’ political memories are famously short.
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