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Our Conversation with Justice Allison Riggs, ...

We sat down with Justice Riggs, one of two Democrats on the N.C. Supreme Court, who is defending her seat in November’s election. In Part 1 of our wide-ranging conversation, she talks about her civil rights background, her decision to become a judge, the importance of judicial elections to the future of our state, and how her values make her a better member of the bench.

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NC’s Republican Justices on the Issues

When we talk with voters, we ask what issues they are most concerned about. Here is where the Republican Supreme Court justices stand on the issues that matter most to voters.

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North Carolina's One Big Shot at Fair Maps

In 2022, Republicans swept our statewide court races and now hold large majorities on both our State Supreme Court (5 of 7 seats) and Court of Appeals (11 of 15 seats). We cannot get fair maps and return the power to the people until we take back our state courts. We have a path to take back both the N.C. Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals by 2028 – before new maps are drawn for the next decade.

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Where Can You Canvass with FLIP NC? Anywhere in ...

To win critical races in November, we need to reach left-leaning voters across the state. This year, you can canvass with FLIP NC from anywhere in North Carolina! We’ll be running canvasses both in person and remotely, so you can knock doors wherever you are.

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FLIP NC is Back … With A New Focus for 2024

FLIP NC is returning from an extended hiatus with a big announcement: We’re back, and we’re focused on the courts!

Learn more about why we’re pivoting and our plans for 2024.

Flippable Districts

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The 5 Most Flippable House Districts In and Around the Triangle

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Live in the Triangle? Want to see a more balanced NCGA? Want to restore the governor’s veto power? Here’s where you should be working and who you should be working for as the November election approaches! We need volunteers to get out, educate fellow North Carolinians, and urge them to VOTE!

Our best opportunity to break the supermajority and restore the governor's veto power is to focus on the NC House, where Democrats need a net gain of 4 seats to break the supermajority and 15 seats to pull even. Just think of it – we can gain 4 seats within the 919 area code alone!

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The Ever-Changing Maps: Wake and Mecklenburg Edition

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As the candidate filing period comes to an end and 2018 election campaigns begin in earnest, the NC House maps in Wake and Mecklenburg counties are still being contested in court for yet another election cycle.

Read on for a quick summary of the twists and turns in the legal case, what the NC House maps are likely to look like for 2018, and what this means for Democrats’ chances to break the supermajority or, better yet, to take back the NC House altogether in 2018.