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733,299 NC votes cast thru Mon 10/19, 689,133 in-person early (EV), 44,166 by mail. (EV up 47.67% from first 5 days in 2022). 3,818 same day registrations. Images top 15 counties, voter party, race, daily EV comparison with 2022. #ncpol
Show PostIt’s a generational moment, folks. Let’s all run it through the tape. www.nytimes.com/2026/10/20/o...
Show Postthat “empathy can become dangerous when it leads people away from building a society guided by God’s truth.” This is 54% of white evangelicals concretely saying "we have to build God's kingdom regardless of who it hurts." prri.org/press-releas...
Show Postincluding 84% of Democrats and 70% of independents — agree that “empathy is a foundational moral value that helps build a healthy society (68%), only 54% of Republicans and 48% of white evangelical Protestants agree. Notably, a majority of white evangelical Protestants (54%) believe the opposite:
Show PostI get why the headline for this article was chosen, but the more newsworthy item in it is this: The new survey also finds that an “empathy gap,” beliefs about the social importance of empathy, has become a major new political dividing line. While two-thirds of Americans —
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