The City Council of Raleigh, North Carolina has approved a resolution to request legislative authority to enact public financing of campaigns.

A new poll from Public Policy Polling reveals that North Carolina voters want an expansion of the Voter Owned Elections system in their state.

A bill to expand the Voter-Owned Elections program to more statewide offices in North Carolina has passed a crucial Senate committee.

Two opponents in a North Carolina race write a column together trumpeting the state’s Clean Elections program.

North Carolina's Independent Weekly covers the full public financing pilot program that applies to three Council of State races this year, and talks to candidates about how their run with public funding will diverge from the traditional campaign model.

It looks as though participation in North Carolina's pilot program for public financing of three Council of State races will be high. Six of the 11 candidates for the offices of auditor, insurance commissioner and superintendent of public instruction have indicated they would opt in, and another four are still mulling whether to participate.