It’s well known that North Carolina is a growing state. But exactly which industries and regions are seeing the greatest growth? NCFREE’s Business Development Dashboard has the answer. We’ve measured industry growth by increases in annual employee payroll, the total…
Over the last several of months, NCFREE has been compiling data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau targeting a few key business metrics: annual payroll, total establishments, and average employee count. The dashboard visualizes data taken from the combined County…
A couple of weeks ago, NCFREE released our listing of top PACs. NCFREE is working on several projects this year that look back at specific datasets over the decade to provide context to how the state is evolving. In that spirit, we took a look at 2020’s top PACs and how those same PACs performed in the 2010 cycle.
NCFREE Executive Director, Anna Beavon Gravely gives a brief overview of the status North Carolina election results just after midnight (11.4.20). For a closer look at Gravely’s presentation, check it out here.
Steven DiFiore is the Libertarian candidate for NC Governor running against Republican Dan Forest and Democrat Governor Roy Cooper.
E.C. Sykes is the Republican candidate for NC Secretary of State running against Democrat incumbent Elaine Marshall.
Chief Justice Beasley is the Democrat candidate running to retain her seat for Supreme Court – Chief Justice. She was appointed by Governor Cooper in 2019.
Justice Paul Newby is the Republican candidate running for Supreme Court – Chief Justice. He has been on the Supreme Court since 2004.
Judge Phil Berger is the Republican candidate running for Supreme Court – Seat 02. He has been on the Court of Appeals since 2016.
Judge Lucy Inman is the Democrat candidate running for Supreme Court – Seat 02. She has been on the Court of Appeals since 2014.