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Fair Courts Townhall – Wake Forest
Think our judges should be fair, independent, and removed from political pressure? Unfortunately, politicians in Raleigh are trying to gain partisan control over the courts and rig the system in their favor. First, they canceled primary elections for judges, and now the politicians are planning to cancel judicial elections and simply appoint their political friends…
Find out more »Fair Courts Day of Action – Salisbury
Think our judges should be fair, independent, and removed from political pressure? Unfortunately, politicians in Raleigh are trying to gain partisan control over the courts and rig the system in their favor. First, they canceled primary elections for judges, and now the politicians are planning to cancel judicial elections and simply appoint their political friends…
Find out more »Fair Courts, Fair Votes Town Hall – Asheville
Once again, politicians in Raleigh are planning more bad laws that will hurt North Carolina voters. Legislators won't return to Raleigh until May 2018; but some have already threatened to gerrymander our state courts, take control of the N.C. Supreme Court and even rewrite our constitution to enshrine limits to voting access. And that…
Find out more »Fair Courts, Fair Votes Town Hall – Waynesville
Once again, politicians in Raleigh are planning more bad laws that will hurt North Carolina voters. Legislators won’t return to Raleigh until May 2018; but some have already threatened to gerrymander our state courts, take control of the N.C. Supreme Court and even rewrite our constitution to enshrine limits to voting access. And that could…
Find out more »Fair Courts, Fair Votes Town Hall – Winston Salem
Once again, politicians in Raleigh are planning more bad laws that will hurt North Carolina voters. Legislators won't return to Raleigh until May 2018; but some have already threatened to gerrymander our state courts, take control of the N.C. Supreme Court and even rewrite our constitution to enshrine limits to voting access. And that…
Find out more »Fair Courts, Fair Votes Town Hall – Nashville
Once again, politicians in Raleigh are planning more bad laws that will hurt North Carolina voters. Legislators won’t return to Raleigh until May 2018; but some have already threatened to gerrymander our state courts, take control of the N.C. Supreme Court and even rewrite our constitution to enshrine limits to voting access. And that…
Find out more »Fair Courts, Fair Votes Town Hall – Burlington
Once again, politicians in Raleigh are planning more bad laws that will hurt North Carolina voters. Legislators won't return to Raleigh until May 2018; but some have already threatened to gerrymander our state courts, take control of the N.C. Supreme Court and even rewrite our constitution to enshrine limits to voting access. And that could…
Find out more »Fair Courts, Fair Votes Town Hall – Lexington
Once again, politicians in Raleigh are planning more bad laws that will hurt North Carolina voters. Legislators won’t return to Raleigh until May 2018; but some have already threatened to gerrymander our state courts, take control of the N.C. Supreme Court and even rewrite our constitution to enshrine limits to voting access. And that…
Find out more »Fair Courts, Fair Votes Town Hall – Boone
Once again, politicians in Raleigh are planning more bad laws that will hurt North Carolina voters. Legislators won’t return to Raleigh until May 2018; but some have already threatened to gerrymander our state courts, take control of the N.C. Supreme Court and even rewrite our constitution to enshrine limits to voting access. And that…
Find out more »Rally at the Morganton Courthouse Square
The N.C. Supreme Court is taking a road trip and their first scheduled stop for these special court sessions is Monday, May 14 at the Old Historic Burke County Courthouse in Morganton, N.C. We are joining EqualityNC for an exciting rally at the Morganton Courthouse Square to advocate for judicial independence and a fair court system. The N.C General Assembly has proposed…
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