N.C. Republicans appear to fall one seat short of supermajorities in both chambers

North Carolina Republicans will return to Raleigh with a supermajority in the N.C. Senate but not the N.C. House next year, according to voting results early Wednesday, as Democrats hang onto Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto power by a single vote in the House.

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