AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEarly Voting: More than 733,000 North Carolinians had voted by Monday evening, up 38% from the same point in 2022. Democratic and unaffiliated turnout surged, while Republican turnout dipped nearly 5%. Senate Race: A final Elon University poll gives Roy Cooper a 13-point lead over Republican Michael Whatley, 52% to 39%, among likely voters. Absentee Ballots: A federal judge declined to block North Carolina’s new mail-in ballot rules, which require ballots to arrive in properly sealed envelopes and meet signature checks. Helene Recovery: The state will receive $873 million in federal aid for storm-damaged roads and bridges, addressing damage at more than 9,000 sites. UNC Settlement: UNC-Chapel Hill reached an agreement ending 18 federal civil-rights investigations without admitting wrongdoing or paying a penalty; it must adopt required policies and report on compliance through 2028.
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