Carolina Democracy
J.D. Wooten, Carolina DemocracyCarolina Democracy is dedicated to advancing democracy and democratic values in North Carolina, especially North Carolina's state courts.
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An Admitted Failure of Leadership
In-person early voting began today in North Carolina, and Election Day 2026 is less than three weeks away. Do you and your friends have a plan to vote? Almost all of the important information you need to make a plan can be found here.
Shar...
Amara Hunter for District Attorney
Election Day 2026 is less than four weeks away, and in-person early voting in North Carolina starts in one week. Do you and your friends have a plan to vote? Almost all of the important information you need to make a plan can be found here....
GOP Abandons Whatley
First, we are 32 days out from Election Day 2026, and only 13 days out from the start of in-person early voting in North Carolina. If you have not yet made a plan to vote, please do! And make sure your family and friends have a plan too!
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Talking to Voters About the N.C. Courts.
Leave it to Judge Toby Hampson’s team to do it again. My last post featured an email from Judge Hampson summarizing the plan to take back our state courts by 2028. This time, I’m passing along a Volunteer Conversation Guide he recently put...
Fwd: It’s all about 2026.
Yesterday, I got the email below from Judge Toby Hampson’s campaign. He is one of the candidates on our 2026 NC Judicial Slate. I edited it slightly to highlight the key takeaway — if we want a Democratic majority in our North Carolina appe...
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A review of North Carolina Courts and their impact on our democracy.
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