Bryan Anderson

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What’s the message voters sent Berger? Berger says, “I think that Democrats like to vote in some Republican primaries. I think that’s the message.” Asked if he sees a need for any election law changes, he says he’d want to reduce the early voting window in primaries. #ncpol

Rep. Brenden Jones put Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools on notice, says they must comply with Parents’ Bill of Rights: “Let children be taught by their parents the social things that need to be taught.” #ncpol

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1/4 Not sure who this may help or bring comfort to, but I wanted to share this: In July 2018 outside a Sacramento, California, DMV office, I met Tyré Nichols. He had been waiting 6+ hours in miserable 98-degree heat...

Asked how he’d handle COVID-19 pandemic differently in hindsight, Cooper says, “That was a tough time for everybody. What we did was took the information that we had at the time and made the very best decisions that we could at the time. I think we know a lot more today.” #ncpol

Asked Steve Jarvis for the backstory behind the dented Stanley Cup: “In all the mix of the celebrations, something’s bound to happen. I’m sure they can get that fixed. It’s not too bad.” On what their run means for Raleigh: “It shows how much of a hockey city this place is.”

In political stunt, NC Democratic Party leaders bid farewell to state Rep. and Supreme Court candidate Sarah Stevens in her final hour as a legislator by sending her a goodbye card. “You’re not welcome,” Stevens replies. “Oh, thank you. I love it,” she sarcastically quips. #ncpol

Reaction from Coach Rod Brind’Amour on parade crowd: “It just kind of blew me away. … This meant a lot to them. You get in our one little bubble for months and months and months, and we’re not as in tune with what’s going on. But this run really brought this community together.”

You know that scene in anchorman where Ron Burgundy shouts “cannonball”? We had the Canes version of that this morning.

Asked if he has any regrets on COVID-era inmate settlement, Cooper says, “The court ordered this, and the court likely would have ordered a lot more at the end of the day. The fact is I fought this. The prisons officials made the decisions regarding specific prisoners.” #ncpol

VIDEO: Here’s the exchange between Republican Rep. Jeff McNeely and Democratic Rep. Abe Jones of Wake County during school choice bill debate —&gt; #ncpol

UPDATE: And within minutes of session ending, Stein signed off on the nomination. Kiger is officially seated. #ncpol

Hall on hemp bill dying in the House: “We’ll continue to work on it, and I’m confident something will get done.” #ncpol

Hall says he’d like an MLB team in Raleigh, but is skeptical of the idea of taxpayer dollars being put toward it. Asked if something will be in the budget, he replies, “It’s yet to be decided.” He adds, “I start at a point of skepticism.” #ncpol

Cooper on passing of South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham: “I’m grateful for Senator Graham’s life of public. … My deepest condolences go to his family.” #ncpol

Coach Rod Brind’Amour may not be able to bring North Carolina closer to a budget, but he knows about teamwork. His speech on the House floor: #ncpol

Earls’ response to Berger’s criticism of her statement on Border Patrol’s presence in Charlotte and Raleigh: “I believe he’s confused about the difference between what we do when we’re ruling on issues that come before us in the court… versus what we do as political candidates.”

The final scheduled stop in Raleigh for venerable Buddhist monks as they make a 2,300-mile Walk for Peace trek to DC.

Stein says he won’t act on the crime bill this week. “I am studying that bill and will continue to study that bill. I will make my decision next week.” #ncpol

"Mr. Rucho? Mr. Rucho, are you still with us?" For folks asking, here's the sequence of NC State Board of Elections member and former state Sen. Bob Rucho falling asleep during a vote to approve early voting plans in 87 counties that reached consensus. #ncpol

Berger has no plans to alter recount laws, but does want fewer early voting days: “The biggest complaint that I got from folks was the number of days of early voting. It’s something that we need to take another look at. 17 days of early voting seemed pretty excessive.” #ncpol

Gov. Stein comes out against the NCDP’s new policy stripping resources from legislative candidates who vote to override gubernatorial vetoes: “I thought it was the wrong decision, but it’s inside baseball.” #ncpol

VIDEO: Here’s the exchange between Republican Rep. Jeff McNeely and Democratic Rep. Abe Jones of Wake County during school choice bill debate —> #ncpol