Dec. 16, 2022

Voter ID, redistricting rulings come down, but the fight’s never over

Voter ID, redistricting rulings come down, but the fight’s never over
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Voter ID, redistricting rulings come down, but the fight’s never over

The week in North Carolina politics from WRAL’s NC Capitol team

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WRAL Capitol Bureau Chief Laura Leslie and WRAL State Government Reporter Travis Fain break down the latest in North Carolina's long-running fights over voter identification and redistricting. Plus, the lawyer Republicans love to hate is now on the North Carolina Court of Appeals. Meanwhile, the state again brings in $1 billion more in tax revenue than expected, and Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson towers above other GOP politicians in 2024 polling.