Investigations and Reports

A GROWING VOICE: Asian American Voters in North Carolina

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November 18, 2016 - Asian Americans have become the fastest growing racial demographic in this politically divided state and could play a key role in 2016 and future elections. asian americans north carolina southeast asians hmong montagnard k'ho elections voting election 2016 presidential race u.s. senate race gubernatorial race political parties hb 589 voting rights wake county Democracy NC southeast asian coalition nc asian americans together institute for southern studies allie yee get-out-the-vote

Women missing from North Carolina's county commissions

By Allie Yee

September 22, 2016 - At the same time Hillary Clinton is making political history with her presidential run, women — and especially women of color — remain dramatically underrepresented among North Carolina's county commissioners. In fact, 42 of the state's 100 counties have no women commissioners at all, a Facing South analysis finds.

REFUGEES WELCOME? The South grapples with refugee issues in the 2016 election

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Allie Yee

August 28, 2016 - This two-part report delves into anti-refugee backlash in the South and features refugees in the region who are speaking up in the 2016 election. refugees Syrian refugees nashville tennessee greensboro north carolina elections 2016 Election Alabama texas florida south carolina campaigns Demographic Change immigration

Politics

Business interests spend big on pivotal N.C. Supreme Court primary

By Alex Kotch

June 3, 2016 - After North Carolina lawmakers' attempt to help the reelection of a conservative state Supreme Court justice failed, a business group has spent nearly half a million dollars backing his campaign in hopes of preserving the court's conservative majority.