News and Views with NC Policy Watch's Chris Fitzsimon

Secretary of State Elaine Marshall weighs in on the constitutional amendments on the fall ballot, and what you need to know before making a charitable donation to aid hurricane victims.

NC Policy Watch Courts and Law reporter Melissa Boughton discusses the latest developments surrounding voting rights and the 2018 elections.  We also discuss how voting sites are faring after Hurricane Florence.

Grady McCallie with the NC Conservation Network discusses some of the huge environmental challenges facing North Carolina in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.

Davidson College political scientist Susan Roberts offers her prognostication on the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, with a look ahead to the potential impact on the fall elections.

Bill Rowe, General Counsel and Deputy Director of Advocacy at the North Carolina Justice Center, discusses affordable housing, environmental concerns, mental health needs, and tapping the state’s $2 billion rainy day fund in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.

Andy Coburn, Associate Director of the Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines at Western Carolina University, discusses beach renourishment in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.

Elon poll director Jason Husser on what voters know and don’t know about the six proposed constitutional amendments on the fall ballot.

Senate Minority Leader Dan Blue discusses the six proposed amendments to North Carolina’s constitution and the political turmoil in Washington, D.C. and Raleigh.

Nicholas Carnes of the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University discusses his new book: The Cash Ceiling: Why Only the Rich Run for Office–and What We Can Do About It.