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Burr leaves top Senate Intelligence post amid probe of stock sales

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Burr leaves top Senate Intelligence post amid probe of stock sales

U.S. Sen. Richard Burr is stepping down as chairman of the Senate Intelligence committee as a federal probe of his financial activities in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic heats up.

What NC must do to conduct a fair and safe election this fall

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What NC must do to conduct a fair and safe election this fall

North Carolina advocates and the State Board of Elections have been working on anticipating COVID-19 election needs since the beginning of the pandemic. The November election is less than six months away, and it could look a lot different than years past – starting with the number of absentee ballots that are expected.

A push for expanded mail-in voting during COVID-19 outbreak

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A push for expanded mail-in voting during COVID-19 outbreak

"No voter should really have to risk their lives to go vote. We should be able to protect our public health and protect our voting rights at the same time."

These Young Voting Activists Are The New Black Suffragettes

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These Young Voting Activists Are The New Black Suffragettes

Vashti Hinton is the college outreach coordinator at the nonprofit government watchdog and advocacy organization Common Cause NC, where she works with historically Black colleges and universities (known as HBCUs) to promote political education in communities of color.

Common Cause files complaints against Burr and others for alleged insider trading

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Common Cause files complaints against Burr and others for alleged insider trading

Following allegations that U.S. Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) and other senators sold large amounts of stock after confidential briefings on COVID-19, Common Cause, a nonprofit government watchdog group, has filed complaints with the U.S. Department of Justice, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Senate Ethics Committee.

Plaintiffs ask NC Supreme Court to review lawsuit over 2016 surprise special session

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Plaintiffs ask NC Supreme Court to review lawsuit over 2016 surprise special session

“There was no justifiable reason for the 2016 special legislative session that was hatched in secrecy,” said Bob Phillips of Common Cause North Carolina. “It was a deliberate effort by Republican legislative leaders to keep citizens in the dark about their plans to engage in a nakedly partisan power grab. It was wrong, and it must not happen again.”

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