Cooper and the courts stand up for voters and against polluters — this and more in your CIB for the week of December 13th, John.
Primaries Delayed Until Maps Reviewed
The state Supreme Court pushed all 2022 primaries from March 8 to May 17 and expedited our gerrymandering lawsuit.
Cooper Vetoes Pro-Polluter, Anti-Voter Bills
Predictably, three of the anti-environment General Assembly leadership's recent bills found themselves vetoed by NC Gov. Roy Cooper.
Saving Wetland Ecosystems
The Currituck Sound may become North Carolina’s test case on whether a coordinated public and private effort can save a critical but threatened ecosystem.
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