North Carolina constitutional amendments on the 2026 ballot

An illegitimate state legislature? Court revisits case that would overturn NC amendments

In 2018, North Carolina voters approved constitutional amendments capping the income tax rate and requiring voter ID. Voters in 2026 are being asked to approve even stricter versions of both, even as the lawsuit against the 2018 amendments is ongoing.

Explaining NC’s 3 proposed constitutional amendments

CARTERET COUNTY — While Carteret County voters have a number of races to vote on for the midterm elections — including an open U.S. House of Representatives seat for a newly redrawn congressional district, open State Senate and State House…

North Carolina constitutional amendments on the 2026 ballot

The ballot measures concern property tax limits, income tax rates, and voter identification requirements.

Three Constitutional Amendments on the ballot

This Election Day, Tuesday (Nov. 3), will be different from others. Not only are voters casting ballots for candidates to represent them, but also voters are voting on three new constitutional amendments. In her first year on the job, Gov. Abigail Spanberger drafted three new constitutional amendments that would change Virginia laws on the following issues: reproductive freedom, enabling same-sex […]