See how party affiliation has changed in NC, and where the unaffiliated outnumber partisans
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The party of no party
Elections in North Carolina are close. Like, recount close. Unaffiliated voters may soon pass Democrats as North Carolina’s largest voting group. These independents already outnumber registered Republicans. Who are they and why do they keep on growing? This is The N&O’s special report.
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This story was originally published March 2, 2022 at 6:00 AM with the headline "See how party affiliation has changed in NC, and where the unaffiliated outnumber partisans."
David Raynor
The News & Observer