Winning enough races to restore veto power for Attorney General Josh Stein when he becomes governor is crucial for protecting the values and policies that North Carolinians care about. If House Democrats can pick up a few more seats in the NC House, they can ensure that vetoes are upheld, preventing harmful legislation that could undermine public education, healthcare access, and environmental protections.
Dante strives to be a bridge builder and a problem solver. He is dedicated to improving the way of life for the people of eastern North Carolina. He plans to focus on enhancing public education, expanding economic opportunities, and lowering healthcare costs in order for families to prosper.
Learn MoreLindsey Prather is a dedicated representative for NC House District 115, known for her strong advocacy on education and healthcare, and her unwavering commitment to the needs of her constituents. She consistently champions progressive values and works tirelessly to improve the quality of life in her community.
Learn MoreBeth Helfrich, a passionate advocate, working mom, small business owner, and former PTO president, will bring the energy for all in NC House District 98. Beth will work for a thriving economy, safe and healthy families, and stopping extremists. She will fight to restore and protect reproductive freedoms, including abortion access and IVF, expand childcare services, invest in our public schools, and reduce gun violence with commonsense policies. Helfrich brings a fresh perspective and a commitment to inclusive policies that prioritize the well-being of all residents in her district.
Learn MoreDr. Lorenza Wilkins is an equity-driven servant leader and inductee into the National Society of Leadership and Success. He also serves on the Leadership Council of the National Small Business Association (NSBA). As a 2018 participant in the National Opportunity Youth Forum hosted by the Aspen Institute (Aspen, CO), Dr. Wilkins is forever committed to philanthropy and service to the common good of all humanity.
Learn MoreDiamond isn’t your “politics as usual” candidate. She didn’t intend to go into politics and only decided to run for office when she saw her point of view not being represented. Diamond doesn’t play political games, but is focusing on what real people need.
Learn MoreSafiyah Jackson is an early childhood advocate running for the North Carolina House to ensure that lawmakers invest in future generations.
Learn MoreAs an attorney, educator, community leader and mom, Nicole is running for the State House to take up the fights that matter to our community and our state. She knows that the politicians in Raleigh, including our own Representative Tricia Cotham, would rather roll back our freedoms than deliver progress for the North Carolinians they are supposed to serve.
Learn MoreHoward J. Hunter III was born and raised in Ahoskie, Hertford County, NC. Growing up in the heart of District 5, Howard developed a deep-rooted connection to his community and a passion for public service. He attended Chowan University, where he honed his leadership skills and cultivated a desire to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
Learn MoreEvonne Hopkins is a dynamic advocate for her community, known for her dedication to justice and public safety. She tirelessly works to ensure equitable access to resources and opportunities, making her a strong voice for positive change in her district.
Learn MoreBryan Cohn is a passionate and forward-thinking candidate for his district, committed to advancing healthcare accessibility and economic growth. His dedication to transparent governance and community engagement makes him a trusted advocate for his constituents' needs.
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