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Vote 2012McCrory rolls out NC higher education planSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Fri, 09/07/2012 - 9:05pm.READ MORE: DNC DAY 3: Obama Speech and wrap up from Charlotte Cacky Catlett and Kevin Wuzzardo wrap up WWAY's live coverage of the DNC in Charlotte. Tonight included speeches from Vice President Joe Biden and President Obama. Democrats nominate Biden for second term as VPSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Thu, 09/06/2012 - 10:38pm.READ MORE: Charlotte man charged with threatening presidentSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Thu, 09/06/2012 - 10:37pm.READ MORE:
A 21-year-old Charlotte man has been arrested by the Secret Service for allegedly posting threats to kill President Barack Obama on Twitter.
Full story... » Wilmington rabbi, independent voter react to Democratic platform changesSubmitted by Marissa Jasek on Thu, 09/06/2012 - 10:15pm.READ MORE: 
Wednesday, in a decision that has garnered controversy among both parties, Democrats altered their platform by reinstating a reference to God and Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Full story...DNC Day 3: President's speech preview Before heading to Time Warner Cable Arena, folks filed into the nearby convention center, filling up on coffee and Obama plastered flare. All are in anticipation of what they say will be the homerun of this political DNC Day 3: ABC's Jon Karl discusses Obama speech, NC in campaign What will President Obama say in his acceptance speech? Will Bill Clinton's speech last night overshadow him? Just how important is North Carolina in this presidential election? WWAY Political Editor Kevin Wuzzardo discusses these issues with ABC News Senior Political Correspondent Jon Karl. Wilmington campaign volunteers say Obama speech change is a good thingSubmitted by Marissa Jasek on Thu, 09/06/2012 - 2:57pm.READ MORE:
65,000 people with community credentials, who planned to watch the president's speech in person Thursday will have to cancel their trip to the Queen City because of possible inclement weather.
Full story...DNC Day 2: Delegates, celebrities react to decision to move Obama speechSubmitted by WWAY on Thu, 09/06/2012 - 2:36pm.READ MORE: Mixed reaction to news President Obama will accept his party's nomination indoors, rather than at Bank of America Stadium.
Full story...Clinton nominates Obama for presidentSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Wed, 09/05/2012 - 10:51pm.READ MORE:
Former President Bill Clinton has formally nominated President Barack Obama to be the Democratic Party's candidate in the next presidential election.
Full story... » DNC Day 2: Lt. Gov. Dalton talks about moving Obama speech and his own President Obama is not the only candidate who's speech Thursday night was impacted by a decision to move the final night of the Democratic National Convention indoors. Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton, who is running for governor of North Carolina, is also scheduled to speak. We asked him what he thought about the decision to move indoors. DNC Day 2: Delegates react to decision to move Obama DNC speech The decision to move President Barack Obama's acceptance speech Thursday night indoors was all the buzz at the Democratic National Convention. We talked with delegates, who had mixed reactions on the move. Civitas releases poll of independent votersSubmitted by Marcy Cuevas on Wed, 09/05/2012 - 5:43pm.READ MORE:
The election could come down to one group that is not represented at either the DNC or RNC.
The Civitas Institute recently conducted a poll among unaffiliated voters. These are voters who can swing the election in either direction.
Full story...Democrats move Obama speech inside because of weather; Republicans not so sureSubmitted by Kevin Wuzzardo on Wed, 09/05/2012 - 11:05am.READ MORE: President Barack Obama will not talk to a football stadium full of supporters this time around. The Democratic National Convention Committee announced this morning that the president's acceptance speech scheduled for Thursday night at Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium will move indoors because of the threat of severe weather.
Full story...Tedesco campaigns in WilmingtonSubmitted by Ashley Jacobs on Wed, 09/05/2012 - 10:28am.READ MORE: Republican candidate for North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction explains why he thinks he's the man for the job.
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