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New NC Laws Take Effect, DMV Unveils 5-Year Plan, DOJ Opposes Reopening Case
Published 4 months, 3 weeks ago
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A series of new North Carolina laws have taken effect, including measures focused on public safety reforms and donor privacy protections for nonprofits. The NCDMV has released a new five-year modernization plan aimed at transforming customer service, reducing wait times, and expanding online options. Meanwhile, the U.S. Justice Department is opposing efforts to reopen a previously settled North Carolina election dispute, arguing the agreement should stand. Early reports also show North Carolinians spent heavily online over the holiday weekend, with shoppers driving an estimated $11 billion in digital sales.
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