• The polls are open until 7:30 p.m. Find your polling place here. Have at it!
• Advancing the primary so that North Carolina became a player in the presidential selection process worked, to the extent that a record 11 percent of the state’s registered voters took advantage of early voting, including one-stop voting, absentee balloting, and other voting by mail. That compares with 8 percent in the 2012 primary.
• Reminder: From 8 p.m. until 11 p.m. today, Carolina Journal Radio co-host Donna Martinez, state House Minority Leader Larry Hall, D-Durham, and I will provide primary results and coverage on the North Carolina News Network. Check us out in the Triangle area on flagship station WPTF AM 680, or listen online here.
The affliates are:
WTZQ – Hendersonville – 1600 AM
WGBR – Goldsboro – 1150 AM
WTIB/WNBU – New Bern – 103.7 FM / 94.1 PM
WPTF – Raleigh – 680 AM & 94.7 FM HD-2
WKYK /WTOE – Burnsville – 940 AM 1470 AM
WSJS – Winston-Salem – 600 AM
WJRI—Lenoir – 1340 AM & 100.5 FM
WLNC – Laurinburg – 1300 AM & 95.1 FM
• A heartfelt get well wish to my regular radio sparring partner Cash Michaels, who’s under the weather and will not be able to join Donna and me tonight.
