When Republican leaders at the General Assembly couldn’t stop bickering long enough to pass a budget, they didn’t just fail politically — they failed North Carolina families. Their endless gridlock isn’t just embarrassing, it’s hurting real people.

Phil Berger is steamrolling the will of the people and rigging our maps, again. All for a Donald Trump endorsement.

Looking ahead to 2026, we must vigorously defend the seat of Justice Anita Earls, a longtime champion for voting rights and the sole Black woman serving on the Court. If we don’t, our path to victory is jeopardized.

WHO REALLY WINS?

Republicans call it beautiful.
Billionaires call it a jackpot.

But what about your family?
Your paycheck? Your future?

For our community, this isn’t just a policy debate: it’s about whether a single illness won’t bankrupt a family, whether our rural hospitals stay open, and whether working folks can continue to afford both insurance and care when they need it.Description goes here

This isn’t just bad luck — it’s bad policy. Michael Whatley has cheered on these tariffs, calling them “record-setting” and “effective,” even as they drive up costs and squeeze farm budgets. Meanwhile, equipment, seed, and fertilizer prices are rising, loans are harder to pay off, and family farms are barely hanging on.