The North Carolina Republican met with a company and trade group that supported President Joe Biden's historic infrastructure package.

North Carolina Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson attacked Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein for winning over a billion dollars in restitution from pharmaceutical companies.

North Carolina Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson has repeatedly smeared kids who survived mass school shootings.

Republican former Rep. Mark Walker complained about efforts to defund the police, but didn't vote for laws that included funding for state and local public safety.

Voting along party lines, Republicans in North Carolina's House and Senate voted on Tuesday to shorten the window on abortion access in the state by eight weeks.

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson has made a litany of hateful remarks on social media and in sermons, and once told women who are pregnant, 'It's not your body anymore.'

American Bridge 21st Century is urging voters in Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin to ‘stand beside’ the president ‘to finish the job.’

The North Carolina Republican has received millions of dollars in campaign cash from the financial services industry over the course of his career.

The House Ethics Committee found that the outgoing North Carolina Congressman improperly benefited by purchasing ‘Lets Go Brandon’ cryptocurrency at a lower price than the average value.

The Supreme Court of the United States may allow Republican-led state legislatures across the country to bypass other branches of their state’s government when it comes to regulating elections for federal office.

The founder of Daniel Defense and his wife each gave the GOP Senate candidate the maximum amount an individual can give a campaign during a general election, totaling $5,800.

In bankruptcy court in 2004, a trustee for hundreds of farmers alleged wrongdoing by the Republican now seeking North Carolina’s open Senate seat.

North Carolina Rep. Ted Budd, who is running for one of the state’s U.S. Senate seats, voted against the CHIPS and Science Act, but acknowledged that it was bringing technology jobs to the voters he hopes to represent.

North Carolina state Sen. Phil Berger is the father of state Supreme Court Justice Phil Berger Jr.

Trey Allen, a candidate for the North Carolina Supreme Court, has benefited from a PAC with ties to the Republican state Senate leader.

Part one of a three-part series on North Carolina’s state Supreme Court election in November.

The conservative Christian group hosting the event this weekend pushed to ban same-sex marriage in North Carolina.

North Carolina Republicans Ted Budd, the GOP Senate nominee, and Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson were featured speakers at an event sponsored by the right-wing anti-LGBTQ American Renewal Project, whose purpose is to elect pastors to political office.

North Carolina Republican Rep. Ted Budd received numerous industry donations after votes to lift a cap on debit card transaction fees and to prevent financial companies from having to provide credit scores to customers.

‘I think that’s an insult to Banana Republics across the country,’ Bo Hines told a right-wing radio program.

North Carolina Republican Rep. Ted Budd opposed consumer protections against predatory lending, despite his own state prohibiting the practice.

The North Carolina Republican Senate nominee has repeatedly sided with the energy sector over environmental protections.

The North Carolina Republican is running for Senate as a ‘liberal agenda crusher.’

North Carolina Republican Rep. Ted Budd owns a gun store and does not like anyone talking about firearms laws after mass shootings.

The goal, supporters say, is to expand abortion access ahead of a potential influx of out-of-state patients from places where abortion might become illegal.

The North Carolina GOP Senate nominee believes that a bill protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination bill represents ‘the triumph of cancel culture over facts, reason, and empirical knowledge.’

Former President Donald Trump’s handpicked candidate has pushed false claims about the 2020 election.

The North Carolina Republican, who defended voting against a $40 billion U.S. aid package to Ukraine, also voted against a $207 billion veterans’ aid package in March.

The one-term former North Carolina governor also called alleged sexual assault a ‘party prank.’

The North Carolina Republican was caught with a gun at the airport for the second time in as many years.