AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Day: North Carolina counted a record 2.8 million early ballots, driven by unaffiliated voters and steady Democratic turnout. In the closely watched Senate race, Republican Michael Whatley has paused campaign ads as polls show him trailing Democrat Roy Cooper. Local Ballot Measures: Sampson County voters will decide whether to add a half-cent sales tax, expected to raise about $4 million a year toward roughly $100 million in school debt. Consumer Alert: Wise Wife ground cinnamon sold in North Carolina is part of a 14-state recall after testing found elevated lead. Check for UPC 0688474302754 and a best-before date of 4/25/2027; no illnesses have been reported. Community Safety: Five people suffered chemical burns at a Forest City Chili’s after degreaser was mistaken for a margarita-rimming ingredient. Higher Education: Elon University’s German Studies program earned a Center of Excellence designation for its teaching and student support. Greensboro: North Carolina A&T’s 100th homecoming drew about 200,000 visitors, with organizers citing an estimated $80 million in regional economic impact.
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