NC voters want partisan politics out of election administration, poll shows
A poll sponsored by Common Cause North Carolina indicates that 80% of likely voters support an election board that operates independently of partisan politics.
Even as partisan divisions on the state Board of Elections deepen, a majority of voters want an elections board that operates outside of party politics, according to a new poll sponsored by Common Cause North Carolina. Eighty percent of likely voters said the elections board should operate independent of party politics, while 9% said it […]
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