Don't be late!
I would like to thank each of you for taking the time out to be a part of the African American Caucus of the North Carolina Democratic Party (AACNCDP)! We are excited and motivated about the upcoming election and the opportunity that we all have in electing Barak Obama as President of the United States! However, our work does not begin nor end there. There are so many candidates and voters that need our help. It is our goal to use this website as a tool to educate and register voters, build partnerships with grassroots oriented democrats and connect democratic candidates with their constituencies.
Check back in with us here as more updates occur.
Thanks,
Kevin A. Smith
President, AACNCDP
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Here is what is going on in some of the counties as the final push for elections! Lets keep the info comming so other counties let us know what you are up to. Forsyth County: We are moving here in Forsyth.
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Salisbury | Bev Perdue loves to tell the story about the meeting at the old Holiday Inn in New Bern, when the Democratic powers-that-be tried to talk her out of running for a seat in the North Carolina House. "The easiest excuse was that no woman had ever done it before," said former Craven County commissioner Lonnie Pridgen. "But she was very persistent and she worked (hard), so we decided to get behind her and help her." |
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Oct 14, 2008 RALEIGH, N.C. -- The North Carolina State Board of Elections is investigating voter registration forms submitted by a group whose efforts have led to similar probes in other states. The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now works to register low-income people as voters. ACORN claims to have registered 1.3 million people nationwide since 2007, including nearly 28,000 in North Carolina. |
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This message has been circulated to numerous people over the past few days. It has taken the form of text messages and emails that are forwarded to the next unsuspecting person creating panic and fear among un-educated voters. Please be aware that the message being sent is not true. If you see the following in your email or phone inbox PLEASE DISREGARD. Be informed that North Carolina State law bans campaigning in the voting booth and the nearby buffer zone of 25 to 50 feet around the polling place. |
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As an organization, the AAC-NCDP has an opportunity to play a critical role in this historic election. We have a choice to either be an insignificant footnote or a momentous notation in the pages of North Carolina’s political and cultural history, and if we are to make a positive impact on the 2008 election, we must have an agenda the outlines clear, comprehensive and effective objectives. |
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