https://www.magareportcards.com/north-carolina/ has the Republican incumbents from North Carolina.

In short:

We believe Amazon found a way to charge a few extra pennies to an enormous number of transactions, adding up to over $20 billion in
illegal charges.

This is about how something becomes a "Sponsored product."

Amazon lets businesses bid to be "Sponsored" and it runs digital auctions to collect the bids.

But Amazon told businesses that the highest bid would only pay slightly more than the second-highest bid.

For example: If you bid $1 to have your product “Sponsored” and the next-highest bid is $0.50, you should pay about $0.51.

But we believe that Amazon would run the auction, see those bids, and then secretly raise the second-place price so it could charge the
winner more.

It was a gradual strategy based on concealment.

Internal Amazon documents show they tested how much they could raise those hidden charges without advertisers catching on, then raised them
more when businesses didn’t react, then gave false answers when businesses started asking questions.

Those higher costs on sellers can filter down to you, as consumers, through higher prices, and our initial estimate is that this impacted thousands of small businesses in North Carolina.

This is a bipartisan case, and I appreciate my fellow AGs in both parties joining. More to follow.

- AG Jeff Jackson

On September 8, the North Carolina Supreme Court returns to oral arguments for the first time in months. Under Newby, the Court has let Duke energy give us illegal rate hikes (Newby owns Duke stock), has allowed the legislature to rig our electoral maps (Newby is allied with legislative Republicans) and has allowed the legislature to violate our constitution and underfund public schools.

The Supreme Court is the most important elected body in North Carolina, but it gets the least attention. Most of the terrible decisions made by the Republican majority are met with little press coverage and even less engagement from North Carolinians. We're going to change that. We will meet the Court’s return and pack the Court with concerned North Carolinians whose presence will respectfully send a message: we are watching how you make decisions that have huge impacts on our lives.

This work is crucial to begin to bring change to the Court. We want to get as many people out there as possible.

SEE FIRST COMMENT FOR LINK TO MORE INFORMATION!!

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/charlotte-gregory-bovino-manolo-bakery-immigration-b3038291.html

Greg Bovino denied entry to Charlotte bakery - due to his racism.

In April I sent an email to Smithfield officials asking them about public records regarding Flock cameras. As of this writing, they still haven't produced the records. I've emailed several times asking them for the records, yet they keep delaying, saying they handed to a third party attorney to handle it.

NC public records law says that all records requested must be produced "as promptly as possible." After months of continuous delays, Smithfield is now in violation of public records law.

I'm asking that if you live in Smithfield, contact your leaders and remind them that they aren't above the law. Tell them to immediately release their records regarding Flock cameras.

https://www.smithfield-nc.com/page/council_home

Smart take here... NC's voting history makes Cooper's caution and care absolute necessities.

Lots of North Carolinians will vote for their party, rather than for a candidate whose policies would inevitably help make their lives better.

It’s unfortunately common for politicians to sugarcoat or cherry-pick information to their benefit. But even by today’s standards, Whatley and his fellow Republicans are running an egregiously dishonest campaign, creating narratives that ignore established facts and invent new ones out of whole cloth.

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/opinion/article317074299.html?taid=6a95ba28207a0d0001f3b453&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter