Battling for a supermajority in the NC Senate

<p>The most important battle on the North Carolina ballot this November is <em>not</em> an open U.S. Senate Seat, or even control of the state Supreme Court. But rather, a fight for supermajorities in the North Carolina General Assembly. In the state Senate, Republicans need to net two seats in order to achieve a veto-proof majority. On this episode of WUNC’s Politics Podcast, Jeff Tiberii discusses some of the legislative battleground districts.</p>