Colin Campbell

News and Observer

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Colin Campbell is a state politics reporter from the News and Observer in Raleigh, North Carolina.

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Voting may be the lynchpin of democracy, but it’s not a right guaranteed by the Constitution.

Voter Suppression and November’s Elections

Voting may be the lynchpin of democracy, but it’s not a right guaranteed by the Constitution.

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North Carolina's outgoing Republican Governor Pat McCrory has called for a special session tomorrow to consider repealing HB2, the controversial law curbing legal protections for LGBTQ…

North Carolina set to repeal controversial LGBT bathroom law

North Carolina's outgoing Republican Governor Pat McCrory has called for a special session tomorrow to consider repealing HB2, the controversial law curbing legal protections for LGBTQ…

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The federal government says the state of North Carolina is violating the civil rights of transgender people.

Use the Bathroom, Break the Law

The federal government says the state of North Carolina is violating the civil rights of transgender people.

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