Senator Dan Blue and other Democratic lawmakers are advocating for a constitutional amendment to enhance transparency in North Carolina’s public records laws.
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Democratic Leaders Advocate for Child Care Funding as Federal Support Ends
Senate Minority Leader Dan Blue and other democratic leaders urge colleagues to take action and prioritize child care funding as federal support dwindles.
NC Senate Democrats are trying to use oversight powers the GOP expanded
Senate Democratic leader Dan Blue stated that Senate Democrats are taking advantage of the process that’s been created and have an equal interest in being good stewards of public taxpayer dollars.
NC Democrats tested new powers of secretive Gov Ops
Senate Minority Leader Dan Blue told reporters that Democratic members and staff on the Gov Ops committee are having their requests denied by a lawyer.
Dan Blue on the Start of the new legislative session
Senate Minority Leader Dan Blue talks with Loretta Boniti as North Carolina legislators prepare for the start of the 2024 legislative season.
NC Senate District 14: Dan Blue
Senator Dan Blue answers INDY’s 2024 Primary Election candidate questionnaire and shares how his background allows him to effectively represent District 14.
How Democrats hope to take down the GOP supermajority in N.C.
Senator Dan Blue joins the Tying it Together with Tim Boyum podcast to talk about his plans to break up the Republican supermajority in the General Assembly.
Federal judge could hear request to block NC’s new Senate districts
A new lawsuit against the state’s new Senate voting districts could move quickly. The recently passed Senate maps sweep both Halifax and Martin counties into a sprawling new District 2.
Black Voters Removed from a State Senate District
At an October news conference, Senator Dan Blue said Republicans pulled the six Wilmington precincts with the highest Black population and voter participation out of the New Hanover district.
Folwell criticizes fellow Republicans on public records rollback
State Treasurer Dale Folwell rebuked lawmakers in his own party regarding a new law that shields legislators’ records from the public.