Release from NC Senate Republicans today says they'll vote to move the state's primary elections again -- to June 7. #NCPOL #NCGA

— Jones & Blount (@JonesandBlount) January 17, 2022

And while they're at it, they should apologize to voters for causing the problem that led to this.

A reminder that not one elected member of the @NCGOP has spoken out against a Jan 6 insurrectionist being seated in the NC House of Representatives... because this is who they are now. #ncga #ncpol pic.twitter.com/8evKNiASWH

— NC House Democrats (@NCHouseDems) December 30, 2021

As the anniversary of the failed coup approaches, you can expect to see more photos like this. Don't look away.

People are not joking when they say they have to use a spreadsheet to track all the voting rights lawsuits in NC https://t.co/HWgjU4FtMC

— Kirk Ross (@ludkmr) December 20, 2021

Can't have all our eggs in one basket. Because if the basket gets dropped, all your eggs get cracked. You probably didn't need that explanation, but they don't call me Captain Obvious for nothing.

State Board of Elections workers huddle around a laptop after a court order Monday temporarily blocked U.S. House, state Senate and state House seat candidates from filing to run in the 2022 elections under the districts drawn by Republican state lawmakers. #ncpol pic.twitter.com/JDc5voNwAb

— Travis Long (@vizjourno) December 6, 2021

This is just a stay, but it means the CoA panel thought it was likely that at least some of the gerrymandered districts would not hold up under court scrutiny.

“The infrastructure bill is a massive success for North Carolinians: The bill makes critical investments into the state which will stimulate economic growth and improve our overall quality of life”. #ncpol #Infrastructurehttps://t.co/L4DmX1lRDV

— Progress NC Action (@ProgressNow_NC) November 22, 2021

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