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Media Briefing, Tuesday January 14: Southern Legislative and Voting Rights Report-Out
On Tuesday, January 14 at 12:00 p.m. ET, states leaders will share what new voting rights, ethics, and other democracy-related policy issues they’ll be watching as we look ahead to the legislative session at the state level.
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RELEASE: Voting rights groups launch public service campaign calling on Jefferson Griffin to end shameful attempt to throw out votes of 60,000 North Carolinians
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Lame-duck legislature lashes out at NC voters with insulting attempt to radically alter state’s election system
North Carolina General Election Certification Deadline Approaches
Common Cause North Carolina Offers Reflection on the General Election
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Former NC Governors Jim Martin (R) and Mike Easley (D) unite in new video message calling for respect of North Carolina’s voting process, no matter which party wins
Common Cause North Carolina Responds to Hurricane Helene, Joins Recovery Efforts
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NC Supreme Court’s harmful decision to delay absentee voting for weeks does disservice to voters
Mixed Scores for North Carolina on Common Cause’s 2024 Democracy Scorecard
Members of Congress with perfect scores increase more than 15% from 2022
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Common Cause NC applauds proposed constitutional amendment on right to access public records
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NC legislature’s removal of safeguard for absentee ballots disenfranchised hundreds of voters in 2024 primary election
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Officials remind residents of important deadlines before presidential primary election
“We’re currently holding a series of community education events all around the states to talk about the new election laws that were passed," said Tyler Daye with Common Cause North Carolina.
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Are Black voters in North Carolina at risk with redistricting maps under litigation?
NAACP, Common Cause and NC voters sue Republican legislatures for racially gerrymandered maps