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In 2010, when Democrat Charles Graham first ran for Robeson County’s state House District 47, he defeated Republican Brawleigh Graham by a more-than-comfortable 67% to 33% margin.
In 2010, when Democrat Charles Graham first ran for Robeson County’s state House District 47, he defeated Republican Brawleigh Graham by a more-than-comfortable 67% to 33% margin.
 
Throughout election night, Carolina Journal will be providing up-to-the-minute results from key state and federal races across North Carolina. Check back for regular updates as the evening unfolds.
Throughout election night, Carolina Journal will be providing up-to-the-minute results from key state and federal races across North Carolina. Check back for regular updates as the evening unfolds.
 
What are the chances of the GOP winning a supermajority in North Carolina’s General Assembly in this November’s General Election?
What are the chances of the GOP winning a supermajority in North Carolina’s General Assembly in this November’s General Election?
 
Barbara Jefferson Alligood, 76, of Stephens City, Virginia, passed away on Tuesday, September 3, 2019, at her home.
Barbara Jefferson Alligood, 76, of Stephens City, Virginia, passed away on Tuesday, September 3, 2019, at her home.
 
Governor Roy Cooper today named 38 North Carolinians to serve on boards and commissions on behalf of the state
Governor Roy Cooper today named 38 North Carolinians to serve on boards and commissions on behalf of the state
 
When did North Carolina become known as North Carolina and acquire its modern shape?
 
James Vernon Alligood, 77, of Stephens City, Virginia, died Monday, March 7, 2016, at Winchester Medical Center
James Vernon Alligood, 77, of Stephens City, Virginia, died Monday, March 7, 2016, at Winchester Medical Center
 
Charleston was arguably one of the most influential cities in the history of the Colonial United States of America. It was also the cultural and the colonial capital of the State of South Carolina.
Charleston was arguably one of the most influential cities in the history of the Colonial United States of America. It was also the cultural and the colonial capital of the State of South Carolina.
 
During the formation of the United States, male politicians, writers, and philosophers were at the forefront in establishing the government for the new country after the Revolutionary War.
During the formation of the United States, male politicians, writers, and philosophers were at the forefront in establishing the government for the new country after the Revolutionary War.
 
Charleston's waterfront has always figured into history of this former colonial city, as it continues to do so today.
Charleston's waterfront has always figured into history of this former colonial city, as it continues to do so today.
 
Washington, North Carolina began as the Forks of the Tar, and in 1776 the town on the banks of the Pamlico River was named for the Commander of the Colonial Army.
Washington, North Carolina began as the Forks of the Tar, and in 1776 the town on the banks of the Pamlico River was named for the Commander of the Colonial Army.
 
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