Hello North Carolina team,
It’s countdown to November 4, Election Day in many North Carolina communities. These elections may be small, but their impact is huge.
They decide how local taxes get used—for housing, policing, infrastructure, and services.
They build the bench for higher office.
And they help us win back our democracy.
People who vote in local elections are more likely to show up again—for statewide and national races. Every vote now strengthens the foundation for 2026 and beyond.
There are so many ways to jump in—phone banks, canvasses, and more.
Check out GOTV opportunities with:
👉 You Can Vote
👉 The Environmental Voter Project
👉 Your local Democratic Party
Take your pick! Whether you’re in NC or volunteering from another state, there’s a way for you to help.
Even as elections come and go, the deeper work continues—building lasting political power.
One group doing that brilliantly: Down Home North Carolina.
They’ve built a powerful, interracial, working-class movement in small towns and rural areas—and they’re still growing.
Check out their events page for these and other ways to get involved.
📞 Spread the word about SNAP cuts and push Congress to restore funding.
Thursdays: 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6.
📞 Engage voters impacted by the government shutdown—help them organize and win what they need.
Calls: 10/14 and 10/15.
📞 Build power in Johnston County with a “fun phone bank where civic action meets party vibes.”
Call party: 10/14.
They’ll train you, support you, and make sure every call counts.
If you’re as inspired by them as we are, don’t miss this big fundraiser co-hosted by Register and Vote North Carolina and All In for NC.
Their goal: to staff up in swing districts key to taking back the state house and flipping the most competitive Congressional seat.
📅 Tuesday, 10/21 at 7 PM (Zoom)
🎙 Featuring keynote speaker Sen. Chris Murphy
These are the moments that shape what’s next—for North Carolina and for all of us.
Let’s keep showing up, calling, voting, and building.
See you in the fight,
Jess and Marilyn (NC partner) and Andrea (who helps with state newsletters)
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