What Jefferson Griffin and Allison Riggs spent on the legal battle over a Supreme Court seat. Plus, an exoneration on hold.
Bryan Anderson
Bryan Anderson is a politics reporter for The Assembly, covering state government and anchoring our twice-weekly politics newsletter, The Caucus. He previously covered elections, voting access, and state government for WRAL-TV, The Associated Press, and The News & Observer.
The Caucus: An Extraordinary Exoneration
Campaign fundraising updates from around the state. Plus, the men accused of murdering Nathaniel Jones are exonerated.
The Caucus: Exception To The Rules Committee
The Rules Committee bends the rules, Stein signs a mini-budget, the shrimp trawling saga, and more.
The Caucus: Could This Fix The DMV?
Dave Boliek audits the DMV, updates from cases in Columbus and Guilford counties, and local elections across the state.
The Caucus: Roy Arrives
Roy Cooper steps up to the plate, the legislature considers overriding Josh Stein’s vetoes, and Michele Morrow’s political future.
The Caucus: The Senate Race Heats Up
Will the N.C. senate race be Michael Whatley vs. Roy Cooper? Plus, our take on parks, spending in the Supreme Court race, and FEMA’s future.
The Caucus: Return to Sender
Who needs to worry about their voter registration? Plus, a Moore County lawsuit settlement, and more.
The Caucus: Tillis, Untethered
What Phil Berger and Destin Hall say about Medicaid, a sit-down with Thom Tillis, an education funding suit, and more.
The Caucus: Back From Break
What became law in the past two weeks, a profile of NC’s new elections chief, a new time limit on wrongful conviction claims, and more.
The Caucus: Summer Break
A rapid-fire list of new bills heading to Josh Stein: anti-DEI, school libraries, Mecklenburg County transit. Plus, a Charlotte Cop City update.



