Wednesday, July 30 | 6:00 – 7:00 PM (ET)📍 Virtual — Join from anywhere!🔗 RSVP Here North Carolina voters are under attack—again. Even after Justice Allison Riggs’s victory, the Griffin List—a secretive effort to purge voters from the rolls—has resurfaced in a new form. This time, it’s more targeted and more dangerous. That’s why we’re organizing a Virtual Phone Bank with Justice Anita Earls and NCDP Chair Anderson Clayton to fight back. We need to help our most vulnerable n

NC House Bill 127, currently in committee, is yet another thinly veiled attempt at voter suppression. This bill places unnecessary restrictions on how North Carolinians can register to vote. Many trusted organizations — like the League of Women Voters and even the Henderson County Democrats — regularly host nonpartisan voter registration drives. In fact, I registered to vote at one of these events in downtown Hendersonville two years ago. These drives make registration access

📷 Photo credit: NewDEAL Leaders (newdealleaders.org) Defending Democracy, Expanding Access, and Building a Movement from the Ground Up We’ve got an exciting update for this year’s Henderson County Democratic Party Convention! While North Carolina Democratic Party Chair Anderson Clayton will be in Washington, DC and unable to attend in person, she’s sending someone truly exceptional in her place: 🎤 Reyna Walters-Morgan, the current DNC Vice Chair for Civic Engagement and Vot

Justice Allison Riggs won her election. Not once — but twice. Two separate recounts confirmed her victory in the race for North Carolina’s Supreme Court. But that hasn’t stopped the North Carolina GOP from trying to overturn the will of the voters. With help from a Republican-majority panel on the Court of Appeals, they’re now attempting to throw out more than 66,000 legally cast ballots. In a 2-1 partisan decision, the court ruled that voters whose registrations may not meet

Voting is the foundation of democracy, yet access to the ballot has been a contested issue throughout U.S. history. In North Carolina,...

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