The North Carolina ballot for the 2018 midterms includes six constitutional amendments on rights and government power. Find info on what they are, what your vote means and the bills that may be ...

There were at least three bills to establish constitutional amendments filed in North Carolina during this legislative session, and Rep. Jon Hardister (R-Guilford County) was behind two of them.

North Carolina constitutional amendments. Coverage from The Charlotte Observer, The News & Observer and The Herald-Sun of the constitutional amendments you’ll vote on in the November 2018 elections.

North Carolina voters will decide on six proposed amendments to the state constitution in November. Posted 2018-07-23T18:45:11+00:00 - Updated 2018-10-12T22:53:28+00:00 8/11: Constitutional ...

Former North Carolina governors, from left to right: Jim Hunt, Jim Martin, Make Easley, Bev Perdue and Pat McCrory joined forces to oppose the constitutional amendments.

A new political ad suggests that each of North Carolina’s living former governors opposes proposed constitutional amendments on the November ballot. There are six proposed amendments that would ...

North Carolina constitutional amendments. Coverage from The Charlotte Observer, The News & Observer and The Herald-Sun of the constitutional amendments you’ll vote on in the November 2018 elections.

North Carolina constitutional amendments. Coverage from The Charlotte Observer, The News & Observer and The Herald-Sun of the constitutional amendments you’ll vote on in the November 2018 elections.

Two controversial constitutional amendments passed by North Carolina voters in November 2018 — photo voter ID and income-tax cap — have been declared valid by a three-judge panel of the ...

Voters in North Carolina are being asked to support or oppose six changes to the state constitution. All the proposed constitutional amendments were put on the ballot by the Republican-led ...

North Carolina constitutional amendments. Coverage from The Charlotte Observer, The News & Observer and The Herald-Sun of the constitutional amendments you’ll vote on in the November 2018 elections.