North Dakota candidate who died of COVID-19 will remain on ballot

President Trump's investment in North Carolina's Lumbee community appears to have paid off big time after Robeson County, which is roughly 40% Native American, had the biggest pro-Trump shift from 2016 to 2020 of any North Carolina county, a political science expert told Fox News. Robeson County voters chose Trump (59%) over Democratic nominee Joe Biden (41%) after Trump held a rally there on Oct.

The presidential contest and balance of power in the Senate may depend on North Carolina voters, but results may not be finalized until next Thursday or Friday, when county-level canvass meetings are held. "Under very few exceptions would North Carolina's numbers move before the 12th or the 13th [of November]," North Carolina State Board of Elections Executive Director Karen Brinson Bell said at a news conference on Wednesday.

It’s been a devastating week for DaBaby.

DaBaby‘s brother has sadly died at 34.

unofficial results posted by the secretary of state’s office, deceased candidate David Andahl became one of two Republicans elected to represent North Dakota’s 8th District in the state’s House of Representatives. The other newly-elected official is Republican Dave Nehring.Andahl died on Oct.

A North Dakota state legislative candidate whose name was left on the ballot even after he died from the coronavirus in October was elected Tuesday.  North Dakotans elected Republicans David Andahl and Dave Nehring to represent the 8th district in the state’s House of Representatives.

North Carolina Republican Congressman-elect Madison Cawthorn told "Fox & Friends" he looks forward to building a "bolder" GOP when he arrives in Washington, D.C., as the youngest member of Congress since the 1700s after winning the seat left vacant by Mark Meadows. The 25-year-old conservative candidate -- who first catapulted to GOP stardom after speaking at the Republican National Convention in August, getting up from his wheelchair at one point on stage -- defeated incumbent U.S. Rep.

Sen.Thom Tillis, R-N.C., is hoping to hold his seat in a political battle that matters to both North Carolina and the entire nation as Republicans and Democrats grapple for control of the Senate. Here are four things to know about the senator: Tillis, 60, has the odds stacked against him — North Carolina voters are “brutal” to their incumbent senators, rejecting nearly all modern senators after just one term, Andy Jackson of the conservative Civitas Institute told Fox News.

The Biden campaign is fighting to boost Latino turnout in battleground states including North Carolina, where Latinos make up just 4.4% of registered voters but could be the group that flips the state blue. Democratic nominee Joe Biden appears to be ahead of President Trump by double digits among Latino registered voters in the nine main battleground states, including North Carolina, according to the Pew Research Center.

Ballot measures in five states on whether to legalize the medical or adult recreational use of cannabis (marijuana) could have a big impact on federal, state and local elections now underway by boosting turnout of young voters who tend to lean Democratic.   Voters in Arizona, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey and South Dakota are casting ballots on cannabis legalization measures.

A significant cold front will move across the East Coast down through the Gulf Coast through tomorrow.  Some spots, especially New England, will be seeing downpours.  Behind the front, much colder air has brought frost and freeze advisories from the Plains through the Midwest and Ohio Valley. A new system pushing across the Northern Rockies and into the Plains will bring heavy snow over the mountains and the first measurable snow for some from Montana into North Dakota and Minnesota.

High school sports can sometimes leave a lasting impression on the kids, parents and coaches involved, and that’s what happened last Friday night in South Dakota. Brady Sprik, a paralyzed high school senior playing for Platte-Geddes, was put into the team’s penultimate game last week against Gregory.

Clare Crawley on Tuesday's premiere, but does he have other ambitions in mind when it comes to his time on the show?Following the premiere, where Dale and Clare shared what she told ET was an «electric» connection, Bachelor Nation fans discovered an interview the former NFL player conducted with Midco Sports Network when he returned to his hometown of Brandon, South Dakota, over the summer -- after the coronavirus pandemic shut down initial production on Clare's season -- where he spoke about

South Dakota public safety officials have released the 911 call placed by state Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg after he allegedly fatally struck a local resident, whom he said at the time he believed was a deer or another large animal.   “I’m the attorney general.