The U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, estimates population demographics annually. After applying parameters for citizenship and school enrollment to the 2006 ACS data, ... Keep Reading
Community College President Lancaster Misleading Public
RALEIGH, N.C. – Earlier this week North Carolina Community College System (NCCS) President Martin Lancaster issued a belated defense of a November 7, 2007, directive that ... Keep Reading
A Response to Community College President Lancaster
By Dr. Jameson Taylor, with Dr. Robert Luebke RALEIGH, N.C. – Earlier this week North Carolina Community College System (NCCS) President Martin Lancaster issued a belated ... Keep Reading
Tax Competition Logic Applies to U.S. States, Too
As you watch this video, think of North Carolina relative to other U.S. states. The same logic applies. ... Keep Reading
November 2007 DecisionMaker Poll
Civitas Institute's November 2007 DecisionMaker Poll. Tel Opinion Research of Alexandria, Va. conducted the poll on October 9-14 with 800 registered voters who voted in the ... Keep Reading
N.C. Community Colleges Forced to Admit Illegals
A recent memo from the North Carolina Community College System (NCCS) to community college presidents, deans and admissions officers directs that all community “colleges ... Keep Reading
Poll Finds Voters Would Not Support Openly Gay Candidate
RALEIGH, N.C. – North Carolina voters would be less likely to vote for a United States Senate candidate who was openly gay according to the latest DecisionMaker Poll. The ... Keep Reading
Incentives Poll Questioned
Raleigh, N.C. – In response to the release of a poll conducted by the North Carolina Economic Developers Association (NCEDA) regarding public sentiment on the use of economic ... Keep Reading
Calming Subprime Overreaction
Just as Sarbanes-Oxley was a draconian and overzealous reaction to Enron and Worldcom, so also is Congress gearing up to bailout borrowers and regulate the mortgage industry ... Keep Reading
DeLuca on N.C. Electoral Politics
Audio of Civitas Vice President Francis De Luca. (State Gov't Radio) ... Keep Reading
