RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina's 2022 primary elections stand a chance of being delayed again — until June — under a bill that passed Wednesday at the General Assembly.
"The bill will alleviate voter confusion," said Republican state Sen. Warren Daniel of Morganton, a co-chair of the Senate Elections Committee.
It would give the Republican-majority Legislature more time to redraw the state's political district maps in case the North Carolina Supreme Court rules the current maps unconstitutional.