Susan Myrick

If the recent news on North Carolina’s political maps and redistricting has you confused, you’re not alone. And, unfortunately, it may be awhile before our state gets any ... Keep Reading

Left-wing groups try to intimidate ordinary citizens. Charges and lawsuits would deter reports of voter fraud. Dubious data is nothing new for groups on the Left. Can ... Keep Reading

  Legislature’s override of HB100 means all judicial elections in NC will have party labels. Party labels provide important information for voters. Democrats voted ... Keep Reading

Lawmakers should act while courts ponder the state’s previous reforms. Common-sense steps can help ensure all voters are treated equally. Better ID and SDR procedures would ... Keep Reading

Latest Republican attempt at HB2 compromise may reveal governor’s game plan Could it be that Cooper never wanted a compromise? Is race-baiting Democrats’ last hope in North ... Keep Reading

Civitas Action has been producing its annual legislative ranking since the 2008 legislative session. Civitas Action’s legislative ranking website is updated and is now ready for ... Keep Reading

·         Drawing legislative districts is inherently partisan. ·         Such proposals would take power away from the voters. Legislative redistricting reform proponents on ... Keep Reading

Susan Myrick and Francis De Luca Governor Roy Cooper’s decision to wait to announce his cabinet appointments until after his swearing in is highly unusual as reported in this ... Keep Reading

Governor-elect Roy Cooper must not be familiar with the favorite mantra of North Carolina’s political Left – “Forward Together, Not One Step Back!” His first appointments appear to ... Keep Reading

The first article I read during this election season that predicted a Hillary Clinton victory (using voter turnout) in North Carolina was dated October 12 and written by Jeremy W. ... Keep Reading