Early voting led to shorter lines on election day in North Carolina, according to reports from News Channel 7 Reporter Elizabeth Owens.

Palin’s plane touched down about 4:45 a.m. Alaska time on a snowy tarmac in Anchorage. She stepped down from the plane with her husband, Todd, and briefly waved before climbing into a black SUV. She didn’t speak to reporters.

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Obama was in Charlotte Monday hoping to energize his supporters and turn North Carolina blue.

They are typically the political underdogs in the state, but South Carolina Democrats say change is on the way.

On Monday, many people waited in line to cast their absentee ballots as the day’s deadline approached.

News Channel 7 Anchors Amy Wood and Tom Crabtree interviewed Barack Obama and John McCain, respectively.

A Greenville coffe shop will announce the winners of their election year “coffee-bean” poll Monday night at the Liquid Highway “Fuel Yor Vote” Campaign results party.

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Sen. Elizabeth Dole ran a television ad that questions Kay Hagan’s ties to an atheist political group. Hagan accuses Dole of defamation and libel for running the ad. Hagain, a Presbyterian church elder who teaches Sunday school, responded with an ad Thursday in which she forcefully declares her faith in God.

The ATF says it has disrupted a skinhead plot to assassinate Obama and kill 102 black people

An audience in the hundreds heard candidates for State House and Senate and county coroner explain their stands on the issues.

Voters can still register and vote at One Stop Voting locations in North Carolina until Nov. 1.

    Barack Obama’s nomination for the presidency by the Democratic Party didn’t surprise me.

    His selection of fellow U.S. Senator Joe Biden as running mate was a mild shocker.

    But I wasn’t prepared at all for today’s announcement by Senator John McCain, who will officially become the Republican Party’s nominee for president at next week’s convention.

    There is no attempt on my part in this item to tell you who to vote for… or vote against.

    You’ll decide that for yourself when you step into the voting booth this November 4th.

    It’s my personal reflection on a huge event in American history that’s happened this night in Denver, Colorado at the Democratic National Convention.