I Blocked My Sister from My Facebook Page
When I used to talk with my sister, our conversations could be really hard. She would say things like,“I can’t […]
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The Field Team Speaks
A Soft Place to Lank, When Minds are Changed During a recent Field Team meeting, we talked about how we
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North Carolina Voter ID
Overview:Voters will be asked to show photo ID when voting in North Carolina. Most voters will simply show their driver’s
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Research Report: North Carolina Congressional District
January 22, 2026 Contributed by Ed Gorman Key Points: Starting with 5 apportioned seats in 1789, North Carolina has
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North Carolina’s Voter’s Bill of Rights
By Ed Gorman You Have The Right To Vote – It’s the Law Hours: Your assigned Election Day polling place
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One Vote Could Rock the Vote
Your Vote Really Matters in the Primary Primary elections often receive far less attention than general elections — but they
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From “I Could Never Do That” to Showing Up Anyway
A Story of Courage and Bravery By Kathi Callaway A year ago, I would have sworn I was not the
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Field Team: Listening & Connecting, Not Correction
Field Team (One of the Indivisible Lake Norman Action Teams): Learning How to Talk Across Differences One of the most
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Why 2026 Matters So Much
The outcomes of the 2026 elections will determine: Because North Carolina is a true purple state, votes, donations, and personal
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I’m a Democrat, but I really want to vote for Kate Barr.
What do I need to consider? As North Carolina approaches the March 3, 2026 primary election, some voters who typically