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State Republicans file bills to reduce early voting days

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By Cash Michaels Verified
| Carolina Peacemaker Verified
Knowing that by all projections, November’s midterm General Election is expected to be a windfall for Democrats nationally and here in North Carolina, Republicans have filed two bills in the N.C. General Assembly that, if ratified by both chambers, would slice the number of early voting days from the current 17, to just 13 days before the November 3rd Election Day.
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Voting Rights Act Crippled

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By Cash Michaels Verified
| Carolina Peacemaker Verified
Like an electric shock to the system, last week’s U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down Louisiana’s voting map and effectively crippling the last vestige of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, has now energized the African American community across the country and here in North Carolina to redouble efforts to maximize its voting power or else lose Black political representation.
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Top N.C. winners in Tuesday’s midterm primaries

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By Cash Michaels Verified, Afrique Kilimanjaro Verified
| Carolina Peacemaker Verified
Tuesday night’s primary election races saw some incumbents face defeat. The results from the Tuesday primary contests are unofficial and preliminary, to be certified at a later date. Candidates must have won more than 30 percent of the vote in their respective races to secure their party’s nomination to run in November and avoid a May runoff. In the Democratic primary race for the U.S. Senate, no surprise here as popular former N.C. Gov.
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