Exposing North Carolina’s liberal/progressive movement.

The Mapping the Left (MTL) project combines data, research and news articles to show the magnitude of the radical Left’s infrastructure in North Carolina. For decades, the liberal/progressive movement has mostly been invisible to the general public. Hiding from the “liberal” label, the well-organized progressive movement has built a network of groups that work together to push an extreme, liberal/progressive agenda that the media has failed to report upon.

Mapping The Left

Articles

Do Cooper & Stein have a point on the changes to the State Highway Patrol?

The first lawsuit on Senate Bill 382 was filed Thursday evening, just one day after the State House voted to…
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Do Cooper & Stein have a point on the changes to the State Highway Patrol?

The first lawsuit on Senate Bill 382 was filed Thursday evening, just one day after the State House voted to…
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Do Cooper & Stein have a point on the changes to the State Highway Patrol?

The first lawsuit on Senate Bill 382 was filed Thursday evening, just one day after the State House voted to…
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Do Cooper & Stein have a point on the changes to the State Highway Patrol?

The first lawsuit on Senate Bill 382 was filed Thursday evening, just one day after the State House voted to…
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Do Cooper & Stein have a point on the changes to the State Highway Patrol?

The first lawsuit on Senate Bill 382 was filed Thursday evening, just one day after the State House voted to…
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Protection of Disabled Voters in Disaster Response Bill Should Be Made Permanent

North Carolina’s absentee ballot law protects voters from manipulation and ballot trafficking A 2022 court ruling allows anyone to take…
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The Civitas Partisan Index Was Highly Reliable Again in 2024

The Civitas Partisan Index (CPI) is a measure of the partisan tendency of state legislative districts Although the CPI is…
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The General Assembly Should Have Shorter, More Regular Sessions

Shorter legislative sessions are part of North Carolina’s citizen-legislature tradition and benefit both legislators and taxpayers The North Carolina General…
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Increasing Legislator Pay: Making It Affordable for the Average Citizen to Represent the State

The North Carolina General Assembly currently pays the fifth-lowest legislative salary of all states and U.S. territories The General Assembly…
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Griffin Campaign Runs Full-Court Press on Election Protests

On the heels of incumbent Allison Riggs’ apparent win in the North Carolina Supreme Court race, challenger Jefferson Griffin’s campaign…
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Republicans Make Changes to the Structure of State and Local Boards of Elections in Helene Recovery Bill

As part of the latest hurricane-recovery relief package, the legislature has embedded several policy changes into the bill that change…
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The Governor Should Not Be Able to Subvert Voters’ Will Through Appointments

Appointments to unfulfilled terms should reflect the will of voters The current rules for replacing judges and Council of State…
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