All in Politics
At Davidson Local, we run political stories from various viewpoints because our community isn’t one-note—and neither is the truth. Our job isn’t to tell people what to think; it’s to make sure they have access to the full picture. Informed voters are empowered voters. We believe in shining light on all sides, even when it’s uncomfortable, because democracy isn’t served by silence—it’s built on dialogue.
Justice Allison Riggs of the North Carolina Supreme Court visited Davidson County this week, marking a powerful moment not just in her professional journey, but for voters across the state who endured unprecedented challenges during the last election.
In his weekly newsletter the State Senator is urging residents to speak up—and so am I. If you’ve had a frustrating (or just plain baffling) experience at the DMV, don’t keep it to yourself. Share it with the Governor’s Office and the NC Department of Transportation, which oversees the DMV. Your stories matter. They’re not just complaints—they’re roadmaps for reform.
The Democratic Women of Davidson County will host its annual fundraiser, the Bold and Blue, at the Finch House, 17 E. Main St, Thomasville, NC, on Thursday, May 22, from 6:00-9:00. This year's fundraiser theme is Defending Democracy.
The NC State Senate heard three significant bills last Thursday, with the goal of including them in voting sessions this week.
Across party lines, 500 voters in Davidson County could lose in the 2024 election.
We have crossed the threshold to welcome in the year of 2025. I hope you were able to close out the past and embrace the new beginning with fond farewells and open minds!
Over 1,300 voters in Davidson County were identified on a list of challenged ballots and notified via mail.
It is important to know your voter registration status. Read more to find out how to make sure your information is complete and up to date.
Pre-COVID ban on public mask-wearing to conceal identity heads to NC House.
The DWNC will be commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the reorganization of Democratic Women of Davidson County after the organization had gone dormant.
The JLOC on Health and Human Services met this week to discuss several issue.
The State Board of Elections ordered second primaries to be held on May 14, 2024.
The City of Lexington has been awarded $600,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending funds to repair and rebuild the West Lexington Tap Station, a crucial component of the city's natural gas infrastructure.
Several races were determined in the Davidson County primary.
Photo ID cards are now required for everyone when voting in an offiical election. Make sure that you are informed and prepared when you go to the polls this year by having your ID in hand.
Davidson County Republicans host Donald Trump Jr at Lincoln Reagan Dinner
The Davidson County Republican Party proudly unveils the grandeur of the upcoming 2024 elections set to take place on February 21st, 2024
Tina Royal has announced her candidacy for NC Senate District 30.
Local filings for Davidson County Commissioners and other races are heating up.
