We’ve endorsed Sabra Jean Faires for NC Supreme Court and Alma Adams for the 12th Congressional District. Here’s everything else you need to know about voting in the June 7th primary.
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June 19, 2015
“Huge, unexpected” changes to NC’s voter ID law
Read MoreVoters without an approved photo ID will be allowed to vote in 2016 – with conditions – a small but significant exception to the 2013 ‘monster’ voter ID law that opponents hope will be struck down entirely in court.
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May 21, 2015
Voter ID public hearings coming across NC
Read MoreThe State Board of Elections is holding 9 public hearings across the state to hear your comments about a fuzzy part of the new photo ID law. The law says the ID must “reasonably resemble” the voter. But what does that mean?
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October 31, 2014
Moral Monday comes to Greensboro Nov. 3
Read MoreJoin us at Government Plaza in Downtown Greensboro for the last Moral Monday before the Election! This will be a Moral “Push to the Polls” as we stand together for voting rights, health care, public education, economic justice, and more!
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October 31, 2014
Make a plan to vote Nov. 4
Read MoreYou’re the kind of person who votes, but who couldn’t use a little reminder? We know you’re busy, so we’re here to help! Make Election Day a breeze. Make a Plan. go.aflcio.org/MakeAPlan
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October 31, 2014
Call 888-OUR-VOTE for voting questions or trouble
Read MoreVoting shouldn’t be scary. If you see something strange when you go to vote – or if you just have questions about voting – call our friends at Democracy North Carolina on their Election Protection Hotline at 1-888-OUR-VOTE.
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October 24, 2014
Voting counts no matter what drives you!
Read MoreWhat issue or issues will drive you to vote this year? Whatever drives you, be sure you vote!
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October 24, 2014
Early Voting begins in North Carolina!
Read MoreGreensboro News & Record reported on our “Moral March to the Polls” to kick off the start of Early Voting in North Carolina. Early voting runs until November 1.
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October 17, 2014
Moral March to the Polls in Greensboro on 10/23
Read MoreVoting rights and worker power will be front and center on Thursday, October 23 in Greensboro when workers, union members, environmentalists, and educators go on a “Moral March to the Polls” to cast their vote for a better North Carolina.
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October 17, 2014
Oped: Don’t let cynicism steal your vote, NC!
Read MoreIn their oped, Sister Campbell and MaryBe McMillan urge North Carolina workers to defy the big money noise machine flooding our elections with dark money in an effort to turn working family voters into stay-at-home cynics by doing just the opposite – voting and doing so in record numbers!
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October 3, 2014
NETWORKS Nuns on the Bus to rally voters in Raleigh (10/4)
Read MoreNETWORK Nuns on the Bus are bringing their bus and their nuns the Old State Capitol to rally for voter rights and voter registration at 2:00 PM this Saturday (10/4).
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September 26, 2014
Register by Oct. 10 or the billionaires win
Read MoreIf you intend to hold NC politicians accountable for kicking jobless workers while they’re down, undermining public education, denying Medicaid expansion, and raising taxes on working people to cut them for the rich, then you better make sure you are registered to vote by October 10 or you won’t get to vote at all.
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September 19, 2014
Working America voting rights celebration at UNCG (9/23)
Read MoreJoin us for an afternoon of pie throwing for civil rights! Learn about voting laws that will affect you this election year, and let’s make sure Greensboro turns out to vote!
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May 9, 2014
Highlights from May 6, 2014 primary elections
Read MoreCurrent State House Speaker and avid opponent of unions, collective bargaining, teachers, and voting rights, Thom Tillis won the backing of a plurality of Republican voters in the May 6th primary.
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November 1, 2013
Union guide to local elections Nov. 5th
Read MoreVote Tuesday, November 5th for candidates who stand with workers, not bosses.
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