AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Access: More than 62,000 North Carolina voters remain on the state’s registration-verification list. Those who did not return required paperwork by the deadline may need to cast a provisional ballot; same-day registration is no longer available now that early voting has ended. Record Turnout: Nearly 2.8 million North Carolinians voted early, a state record, with Democrats and unaffiliated voters accounting for about 73% of ballots cast. Election Day turnout will test whether Republicans can narrow that gap. Senate Battleground: Roy Cooper is challenging Republican Michael Whatley for retiring Sen. Thom Tillis’ seat. The race is among Democrats’ best chances to flip a Senate seat, with the economy and President Donald Trump’s record central to the contest. Rural Health: North Carolina has launched a dashboard tracking projects funded through its Rural Health Transformation Program, after receiving an initial $100 million in federal funding for the next year of work.
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