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Your ballot can include offices that rarely make headlines but still shape the water you drink, the flooding you see after big storms, and whether working farms can survive in a fast-growing county. We’re talking about the Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor race, a nonparti…

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The fastest way to understand what’s at stake in your local school board race is to follow the money and then watch how it hits real life. Wake County Board of Education District 2 candidate Christina Gordon joins us to explain how persistent underfunding of public education shows up everywhere at …
Court isn’t abstract when it’s your custody case, your misdemeanor charge, your juvenile matter, or your small civil dispute. That’s why we wanted a clear, voter-friendly conversation about the North Carolina district court judge race for District 10D Seat 2 in Wake County, especially for listeners…
A Supreme Court justice doesn’t “represent” you in the courtroom, but the decisions they help write can still touch your wallet, your vote, and your child’s education. We’re joined by Justice Anita Earls, the Democratic candidate for the North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 1 race, f…
Wake County is booming, but a booming region can still feel squeezed. We sit down with Julie Vvon Haefen, the Democratic candidate for North Carolina House District 36, to get specific about what’s driving anxiety in Apex, Cary, and Holly Springs: housing costs, childcare bills, crowded schools, tr…
Five ballot questions can look simple on paper, then get complicated the moment you ask, “What changes next year, and what changes forever?” We break down North Carolina’s 2026 ballot so you can vote with your eyes open, not your party reflexes. I walk through the three statewide constitutional ame…
Growth is reshaping southern Wake County fast, and the choices on your ballot decide how we pay for it, regulate it, and live with it. Join us as we sit down with Robert Von Brederode, the Republican candidate for North Carolina State Senate District 13, for a wide ranging, voter focused conversati…
Most people never see the North Carolina Court of Appeals at work, yet its decisions reach into everyday life across all 100 counties. We sat down with Judge Toby Hampson, a Democratic candidate for the NC Court of Appeals Seat 02, to pull back the curtain on what appellate judges actually do and w…
County government is where politics stops being abstract and starts showing up in your everyday life, in the schools your kids attend, the roads you sit on, the housing costs that keep climbing, and whether mental health care is actually available when a family needs it. Christine Kushner, a Democr…
Appeals aren’t TV courtroom drama, and they aren’t a second shot at arguing the facts. They’re where the rules get enforced, errors get corrected, and precedent gets set and for most North Carolina cases, the Court of Appeals is the final stop. That’s why we sit down with Judge Michael C. Byrne, th…
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