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Denied a campus early voting site, NC A&T students again march to the polls Original

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By Lynn Bonner Verified
| NC Newsline
20:25 News Story The “plot twist” sign was one of several NC A&T University students waved as they marched from campus to an early voting site on Oct. 22, 2026. (Photo: Lynn Bonner/NC Newsline) Several hundred NC A&T State University students filled Greensboro streets Thursday for a 40-minute walk from their campus to an early voting site, partly to do their civic duty and partly as a show of strength.
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Early voting turnout so far shows enthusiasm among unaffiliated voters in NC Original

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By Lynn Bonner Verified
| NC Newsline
16:28 News Story Early voting stats don’t predict Election Day winners, but the first few days of voting in North Carolina have produced a surprise – the eagerness among unaffiliated voters in North Carolina to cast ballots in a midterm election. In the first five days of early voting, Thursday through Monday, unaffiliated voters cast 34% of ballots. In 2022, unaffiliated voters cast 29% of ballots over the same time.
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A federal judge lets North Carolina’s new absentee ballot rules stand Original

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By Lynn Bonner Verified
| NC Newsline
A federal court judge ruled against challengers of new absentee ballot requirements, saying the signature and envelope sealing requirements are not undue burdens. In a ruling late Monday, Federal District Judge Thomas D. Schroeder wrote that the challengers were not likely to win after a trial and denied their request for a preliminary injunction. In a rule the state Board of Elections adopted on Sept.
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