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Warehouse Delay, Election Rules, and Political Funding | Durham News
A major ABC warehouse project is on hold this year amid allegations that House Majority Leader Brenden Jones tried to sway developer selection, even as the ABC Commission chairman defended his neutrality and backed a $310 million loan approved by the Senate. Meanwhile, Senate leader Phil Berger used Republican donor funds—backed by business leaders including a healthcare executive tied to a $17.7 million state grant—to pay his legal fees after a primary loss. On the ballot front, North Carolina’s election board approved new mail-in ballot rules, favored by Republicans, that require rapid…
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