AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSenate Race: Roy Cooper leads Michael Whatley by about seven points in recent North Carolina polls, while Whatley’s campaign has no new TV ads booked and outside groups have reserved more airtime for Cooper. Early Voting: In-person voting starts Thursday, Oct. 15, ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Counties have published locations and schedules; voters need photo ID. Voter Rolls: The state elections board plans to notify 1,392 people flagged by a citizenship database as potential noncitizens. The flags are not proof of ineligibility, and board Democrats have questioned the findings. Ballot Measures: Voters will decide on three constitutional amendments covering tax limits and voter ID for absentee ballots, proposals drawing opposition from advocacy groups and editorial boards. Gas Tax: Attorney General Jeff Jackson has warned retailers to pass along savings from the temporary 41-cent gas-tax suspension, and launched a tool for consumer complaints. Medicaid: Gov. Josh Stein is urging residents to brace for federal Medicaid cuts and has hosted a roundtable on their potential effects in North Carolina.
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