Covering politics in North Carolina and beyond
Welcome to VoterRadio.com, a service of the nonpartisan and nonprofit N.C. Center for Voter Education. We are dedicated to empowering you with the facts you need to make the most of your vote at the ballot box and beyond.
Recent programs from VoterRadio.com
From June 22, 2010, Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig examines the influence of money in U.S. politics. Held at Campbell Law School in downtown Raleigh, the event was presented by Common Cause North Carolina.
A panel discussion on "Big Stories Fueled by Open Government," examining the role of open government records in allowing journalists to break news stories, featuring Ames Alexander of the Charlotte Observer, Dick Barron of the Greensboro News & Record and Andy Curliss of the Raleigh News & Observer.
Brenda Wright of Demos and Chase Foster from N.C. Voters for Clean Elections offer insight into the U.S. Supreme Court decision of Citizens United v. FEC, which allows corporations to spend money directly from their corporate treasuries to influence the outcome of American elections.
The Voter Update, the newsmagazine of the N.C. Center for Voter Education
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