About: JLF Staff

Welcome to the John Locke Foundation/Carolina Journal’s continuing coverage of Election Day, 2012. Be sure to visit often for updates of the races across North Carolina and throughout the nation.

Welcome to the final debate between Democratic Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton and Republican former mayor of Charlotte Pat McCrory. Carolina Journal and John Locke Foundation staffers will provide live commentary throughout. As always, any opinion stated belongs to the author. Thanks for joining us!

Welcome, and thanks for joining Carolina Journal and John Locke Foundation staffers as we provide live commentary on the debate between President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney from Boca Raton, Fla. As always, all opinions belong to the author. Thanks for dropping by!

Welcome back! John Locke Foundation and Carolina Journal staff will offer live commentary of the presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney from Hofstra University, Long Island, NY. As always, any opinion stated belongs to the writer. Thanks!  

Welcome! Thanks for joining Carolina Journal and John Locke Foundation staff as we comment on the second debate between Democratic Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton and Republican Pat McCrory. As always, any opinion is that of the author. Enjoy!  

Thanks for joining us! Carolina Journal and John Locke Foundation staff members will provide live commentary on the debate between Democratic Vice President Joe Biden and Republican nominee Paul Ryan.   As always, any opinion expressed belongs to the writer.  

Thanks for joining Carolina Journal Managing Editor Rick Henderson, Associate Editor Barry Smith, and potentially others as we comment on the final night of the Tampa convention.   As always, any opinions belong to the writer. Have fun!  

Thanks for joining us! Barry Smith, Rick Henderson, and possibly other Carolina Journal/John Locke Foundation staffers will be here blogging the speeches from Tampa. We’ll have a separate liveblog post for the keynote address from vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan.