North Carolina’s GOP-controlled legislature erodes incoming Democrats’ political powers
The North Carolina House voted Wednesday to override Democratic Governor Roy Cooper’s veto of a bill that will restrict the powers of the incoming governor and other Democrats, clearing the way for the legislation to become law.
SB 382, which was passed by Republicans via veto override, tied major power changes to Helene relief in western North ...
North Carolina's governor has a storied career in state politics, but he'll soon be passing the executive mansion off to ...
In a one-on-one interview, outgoing North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper reflects on his time in the state’s top executive office — from Medicaid expansion to Helene relief, to Bill Belichick at UNC. The ...
One day after the North Carolina House voted to make a controversial bill stripping power from Democrats into law, the ...
That bill set aside $227 million for Helene relief but also included a provision to strip power from incoming Democratic ...
This law threatens public safety, fractures the chain of command during a crisis, and thwarts the will of voters,” Gov.-elect ...
After the state Senate overrode Roy Cooper's veto, the state House did the same, meaning the bill will go into law, but it will likely face legal challenges.
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Roy Cooper would start in a more favorable position than past governors if he runs for Senate in North Carolina, Gonzales ...
Gov. Roy Cooper visited Claxton Elementary, spotlighting strides in North Carolina's public education and teacher pay ...
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