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Is voter turnout down because of 2024 presidential primary? Here's what NC numbers show - Vimarsana News

Is voter turnout down because of 2024 presidential primary? Here's what NC numbers show

“They (voters) feel like politicians are part of the problem and don’t care about them,” said Colette Forrest, co-founder of the Charlotte Black Voter Project. “I do not know what to do.”

Source: yahoo.com
Mark Robinson could be North Carolina's first Black governor. Can he win over Black voters? - Vimarsana News

Mark Robinson could be North Carolina's first Black governor. Can he win over Black voters?

Robinson, the state’s lieutenant governor, is the front runner in NC’s gubernatorial race and could be in for a close race against Democratic front runner Josh Stein in November.

Source: yahoo.com
Group aims to boost Black voter turnout - Vimarsana News

Group aims to boost Black voter turnout

The Charlotte Black Voter Project is working to turn around a recent trend at the polls.

Source: wcnc.com
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Pastors' opposition to record $2.5 billion CMS bond offers flawed solution, county says - Vimarsana News

Pastors' opposition to record $2.5 billion CMS bond offers flawed solution, county says

This year’s $2.5 billion request is by far the biggest of its kind in North Carolina’s history. Its passage is far from guaranteed.

Source: yahoo.com
At Reeder Memorial Baptist Church, residents make their voices heard. Officials were on hand to listen - Vimarsana News

At Reeder Memorial Baptist Church, residents make their voices heard. Officials were on hand to listen

The Reeder Memorial Baptist Church in northwest Charlotte hosted a resource fair followed and a community engagement discussion. Residents met with members of Congress, the city council, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and a Mecklenburg County commissioner.

Source: wfae.org