NC electors to cast votes on Tuesday for Trump and Vance ahead of 2025 inauguration

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NC electors to cast votes on Tuesday for Trump and Vance ahead of 2025 inauguration

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^{Published in Politics and Government on Monday, December 16th 2024 at 16:40 GMT by Charlotte Observer}

North Carolina won't be the only state: Electors across the country will meet in their respective state capitals Tuesday to cast their votes, finalizing necessary formalities before congressional certification next year and the subsequent Jan. 20 inauguration.

The article from The Charlotte Observer discusses the ongoing debate over the expansion of Medicaid in North Carolina, which has been a contentious issue for years. Despite a bipartisan agreement reached in March between the Republican-led legislature and Democratic Governor Roy Cooper, the expansion has not yet been implemented due to disagreements on the specifics of the healthcare bill. Key points include the potential coverage for up to 600,000 low-income adults, the financial implications for the state, and the political maneuvering around additional policy measures like certificate of need reforms and funding for mental health services. The article highlights the frustration among advocates and some legislators as the state continues to forgo significant federal funding, with the expansion's fate hinging on further legislative sessions and negotiations.

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