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Why North Carolina struggles with voter efforts when Georgia succeeded - Vimarsana News

Why North Carolina struggles with voter efforts when Georgia succeeded

Can Stacey Abram's Georgia model of registering voters of color work in North Carolina? Civic engagement groups said they need more funding.

Source: freep.com
Cheri Beasley tries to build a coalition in North Carolina Senate race - Vimarsana News

Cheri Beasley tries to build a coalition in North Carolina Senate race

The Senate candidate needs to turn out voters in both rural and urban parts of the state. Being a Democrat and a Black woman requires a certain balancing act, experts told The 19th.

Democratic Inaction Seriously Eroding the Party's Activist Base - Vimarsana News

Democratic Inaction Seriously Eroding the Party's Activist Base

A depression in volunteer energy in four swing states is a direct result of Democratic inaction on Biden’s campaign promises, organizers say.

Aimy Steele on the New North Carolina Project and a look at North Carolina's unaffiliated voters - Vimarsana News

Aimy Steele on the New North Carolina Project and a look at North Carolina's unaffiliated voters

We hear from Aimy Steele, founder and executive director of the New North Carolina Project. Then, Chris Cooper, a political scientist at Western Carolina University, joins us to talk about the rise of the unaffiliated voter in North Carolina.

Source: wfae.org
'We've got to stop fooling ourselves': Enthusiasm gap keeps getting worse for Dems - Vimarsana News

'We've got to stop fooling ourselves': Enthusiasm gap keeps getting worse for Dems

The last time the voter enthusiasm deficit was this wide, Democrats lost more than 60 seats in the House.