Democrats are watching their voter-registration edge erode in several states, but nowhere is the shift more striking than in North Carolina, where a decades-long Democratic advantage is on the brink of disappearing. A decade ago, Democrats outnumbered Republicans in North Carolina by nearly 750,000 registered voters. Today, that margin has shrunk to just over 1,000, […]
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Democrats are watching their voter-registration edge erode in several states, but nowhere is the shift more striking than in North Carolina, where a decades-long Democratic advantage is on the brink of disappearing.
A decade ago, Democrats outnumbered Republicans in North Carolina by nearly 750,000 registered voters. Today, that margin has shrunk to just over 1,000, according to the latest figures from the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
