Current 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.
Vote Tuesday, November 5th for candidates who stand with workers, not bosses.
If you needed another reason to vote on Tuesday Nov. 5th, let this be the one.
Ever entered the ballot booth and realized you were not sure who should receive your vote?
What does over $100,000 buy you? If you’re Art Pope, it buys you a state Senator and a bevy of bills to restrict ballot access and make it even easier to buy elections.
One-Stop Early Voting began in North Carolina on Thursday, April 19 and runs through Saturday, May 5. During early voting, citizens can go to any one of hundreds of sites in North Carolina and register to vote and cast their ballot in one, convenient stop. Click here to get a list of labor-backed candidates.
Tuesday, November 8 is Election Day. Control of the Wake County School Board will be decided in a run-off election! Also voting are Charlotte, Durham, Fayetteville, and Greensboro. Who you vote for is a personal decision. But we hope you will consider labor’s endorsement when voting.
Who you vote for is a personal decision. We hope you will consider labor’s endorsement when voting. See the list of endorsed candidates, download slates, and learn how you can volunteer to elect labor-friendly candidates in Wake and Durham counties.
One-Stop voting until June 19 It’s a runoff! No Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate received 40% of the vote in the May 4 primary election, so the top two vote-getters – Secretary of State, Elaine Marshall and former state senator, Cal Cunningham – will face off in a runoff Tuesday, June 22, 2010. You don’t […]
