North Carolina Press Release: More than 1600 NC Attend Town Halls and 'some' these meetings are taking place in tax payer funded Board of Elections Offices. Illegal! Are they in yours?
Press Release: https://www.commoncause.org/north-carolina/press-release/more-than-1600-north-carolinians-attend-unitenc-town-halls/
Public Records Request to your local BOE: https://www.ashevilleteaparty.org/post/common-cause-public-records-request
PP Slide Presentation:
The #UniteNC Town Hall Tour makes two final stops Oct. 25 in Graham (Alamance County) and Oct. 26 in Winston-Salem (Forsyth County). Members of the public and media can RSVP to a town hall in their area by visiting ccnc.me/UniteNC.
The Asheville, Boone and Manteo #UniteNC Town Halls are among a total of 25 lawmaker accountability events hosted over the past four months in competitive voting districts by nonpartisan voting rights group Common Cause NC and the organization’s state and local partners. The centerpiece of each town hall gives residents a chance to ask questions of their elected representatives and respond to prompts such as “what do you want the future of North Carolina to look like?”
Excerpt: “Some state lawmakers are hell-bent on dismantling our democracy, rushing through new restrictions on popular voting options and manipulating their districts for partisan gain, among other problematic proposals,” said Gino Nuzzolillo, Campaigns Manager at Common Cause North Carolina. “Every issue before the legislature deserves robust public input, thoughtful debate and full transparency. Lawmakers are conducting ‘the People’s business’ in the People’s House. These #UniteNC Town Halls are meant to remind lawmakers who they work for – and remind the public that we’re putting people over politics ahead of the important elections to come.”
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