Voting has begun
North Carolinians have the longest voting period in the country. We have three safe and easy options for voting — by mail, in-person early voting and in-person Election Day. Social distancing guidelines, including wearing a mask, will apply for all in-person voting to keep each other protected from #COVID19. Excited for people to participate in our […]
Have questions about voting?
Give the North Carolina Democratic Party’s Voter Assistance Hotline a call at 1-833-VOTE4NC (1-833-868-3462). Starting Monday, their hours are 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. We all have to make a plan to vote.
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We need volunteers to assist voters at the polls this fall. Fill out the form below or contact your county’s Board of Elections.
Join Us for a Tele-Town Hall: Protecting & Expanding Voting Rights
As we head into the most critical election of our lifetimes, we must ensure that everyone eligible to vote is able to do so safely. Join me along with Representative Robert Reives II, Allison Dahle — NC House 11, Jay Chaudhuri — NC Senate, and Allison Riggs from Southern Coalition for Social Justice to discuss protecting and strengthening the […]
Social Security: Protecting & Strengthening our Economic Future
Seniors have earned Social Security over their lifetime of hard work, and we need to protect and strengthen the economic security so many North Carolinians depend on. The next generation has many competing financial obligations and will benefit from stabilizing Social Security. Tax cuts skewed to millionaires irresponsibly increases the deficit at a time when […]
Broadband Town Hall
With our students taking online classes, people working from home, and individuals who are relying on telehealth to speak with doctors, access to broadband has never been more important.
News and Observer Editorial Board Endorses Deborah
Honored to receive the endorsement of the News & Observer editorial board. “…our recommendation is the candidate with the strongest credentials and an impressive record of legislative accomplishment — Deborah Ross.” https://www.newsobserver.com/opinion/article240308851.html