Steve Harrison is a reporter with a focus on local news in Charlotte, North Carolina. He has written for various publications and news outlets, including Machine Learning, North Carolina Public Radio-WUNC, WFAE, and Blue Ridge Public Radio (BPR). Steve covers a range of topics, including transportation, politics, and criminal justice, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for his audience.
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WFAE | By Steve Harrison Published November 16, 2024 at 8:12 AM EST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
It’s the day after the election, and I’m finding it hard to sit still. I’m trying to find some comfort in the results, trying to make sense of what they mean for the country, my communities, and me.
A version of this news analysis originally appeared in the Inside Politics newsletter, out Fridays. Sign up here to get it first to your inbox.
Two candidates in competitive state legislative races in Mecklenburg County have requested recounts.In State Senate District 42, Republican Stacie McGinn has asked for a recount. She trails Democrat Woodson Bradley by 204 votes. In state House District 105, Democrat Nicole Sidman has asked for a recount in her race against Republican Tricia Cotham, who is ahead by 216 votes.
By: Steve Harrison, Jefferson Riggs
Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs has expanded her razor-thin lead over Republican Jefferson Griffin in the race for a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court.
By: Steve Harrison
A version of this news analysis originally appeared in the Inside Politics newsletter, out Fridays.
By: Steve Harrison, Wfae
For the last two years or so, there's been a debate among North Carolina Democrats in Raleigh: party of Big Tent or party of Little Dissent?
In North Carolina's first general election under the state's photo ID requirement, 1,670 voters had their ballots rejected because they didn't have
Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles announced Monday night that City Manager Marcus Jones will receive a 5% raise, bringing his salary to just under $475,000.
By: Steve Harrison, Wfae
Charlotte City Attorney Patrick Baker's last day with the city will be Dec. 31, according to a memo he sent to city leaders last week.
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