Wake County voters went to the polls yesterday and passed a $810 million school bond. Where will this money go and what will it be used for? Listen as Melissa talks with Wake County School Board Chairman Keith Sutton today in the studio.
Tomorrow (10/8/13) Raleigh, Durham and Cary will hold elections for school board and municipal offices. There will also be a ballot for a Wake County school bond issue and transportation package. Voters who go to the polls tomorrow will not have to worry about the state’s new ID requirement; it goes into effect in 2016. Polls […]
On April 18th, when Stellar & Dove Award Nominated Group GI announced that they were looking for Songwriters and Producers for the next album, they…
By most measures black American’s voted at a highter rate than other minority groups in 2012. Researchers say the Presidential race to re-elect a black president may have had a lot to do with it. Data showed a large turnout amongst black while many whites stayed home. Information from Census indicate that whites and black will […]
The plan to consider a voter ID bill is back up for discussion. Legislative leaders say they plan to bring it up once the General Assembly reconvenes next week. The bill was vetoed in 2011 by former Gov. Bev Perdue, but our new Gov. Pat McCrory is in support of the bill. The NAACP […]
Voting is something you must do! It is not a choice. It is a responsibility. With the development of popular government comes the duty of…
National gospel recording artist DeWayne is one of the many faces supporting President Barack Obama on the campaign trail.
You went to the polls yesterday and in the heated debate of the Wake County School board, Democrats win 4 seats. See more results….
Find your Voting location by Text Message You now officially have no excuse for not voting on Tuesday. Mobile Commons has created the Mobile Polling Place Locator, an SMS service that tells you where your polling station is. Just text “where” to 30644. (You can also text “donde” to get your answer in Spanish.) The […]
Over 950,000 North Carolina voters, voted early. Tomorrow (Nov. 2nd) is election day, be sure to get out an vote. Read more and find your polling site.
