The North Carolina Democratic Party issued the following statement after the Senate approved Donald Trump’s reconciliation bill. As it stands, this bill would rip away care from 651,982 North Carolinians, a larger population than that of Guilford County.
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RALEIGH, North Carolina — This week, the North Carolina Democratic Party hosted 30 in-person events, all connected by one virtual event, to launch their statewide effort to win judicial races in 2026 — part of their broad goal to re-center the bench on the ballot. Over 900 in-person participants and 150 virtual participants joined together to hear from special guest judges from across the state.
RALEIGH, North Carolina — This week, the North Carolina Democratic Party hosted 30 in-person events, all connected by one virtual event, to launch their statewide effort to win judicial races in 2026 — part of their broad goal to re-center the bench on the ballot. Over 900 in-person participants and 150 virtual participants joined together to hear from special guest judges from across the state.
The North Carolina Democratic Party issued the following statement after estimates from the Congressional Budget Office projected nearly 14 million Americans losing their health care if the Republican budget and other proposals were to be adopted.
After being appointed to the State Senate, Chris Measmer led the Cabarrus County Commission in a rushed vote under suspended rules to name his replacement.
As Teacher Appreciation Week begins today, the North Carolina Democratic Party issued the following statement emphasizing the many benefits for teachers in Governor Stein’s proposed budget.