VOTE FOR CHANGE IN NORTH CAROLINA

Below is information on how to register to vote, key dates in the Midterm Election cycle, a short list of Pro-Choice candidates we support, as well as a link to the Pro-Choice candidates who will be on your ballot Election Day.
 

ELECTION DAY:
Tuesday, NOVEMBER 6, 2018

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Linda Coleman
For North Carolina’s 2nd Congressional District, U.S. House of Representatives                  

“I will continue the fight to guarantee a woman’s right to choose what to do with her body.”

- Linda Coleman (source: lindacolemanforcongress.com)

She has been endorsed by:

  • Emily’s List

The following North Carolina state and local candidates were also endorsed by Emily’s List:

  • Jean Sivoli, NC-SD12

  • Helen Probst Mills, NC-SD25

  • Jen Mangrum, NC-SD30

  • Natasha Marcus, NC-SD41

  • Bobbie Richardson, NC-HD07

  • Allison Dahle, NC-HD11

  • Marcia Morgan, NC-HD19

  • Leslie Cohen, NC-HD20

  • Jean Farmer-Butterfield, NC-HD24

  • Julie von Haefen, NC-HD36

  • Sydney Batch, NC-HD37

  • Cynthia Ball, NC-HD49

  • Lisa Mathis, NC-HD51

  • Ashton Clemmons, NC-HD57

  • Martha Shafer, NC-HD62

  • Erica McAdoo, NC-HD63

  • Terri LeGrand, NC-HD74

  • Aimy Steele, NC-HD82

  • Christy Clark, NC-HD98

  • Carolyn Logan, NC-HD101

  • Rachel Hunt, NC-HD103

  • Rhonda Cole Schandevel, NC-HD118

  • Satana Deberry, Durham County District Attorney

  • Vi Lyles, Charlotte Mayor

North Carolina’s mostly Republican legislators have repeatedly and overwhelmingly voted against women’s reproductive rights. It’s time to vote for change. Get the #VOTEPROCHOICE Voter Guide and gain access to all of the progressive, pro-choice champions on the ballot in your zip code.

The #VOTEPROCHOICE Voter Guide includes every race on the ballot highlighting #VOTEPROCHOICE endorsed prochoice champion candidates (those that have been carefully vetted by #VOTEPROCHOICE ). The guide also aggregates endorsements from their partner organizations with an emphasis on reproductive rights and reproductive justice — including NARAL Pro-Choice America, EMILY’s List, Run for Something, Blue America, The Collective PAC, Democracy for America, MoveOn and more. They’ve also included anti-choice organizations like Right To Life and NRA endorsements to provide critical transparency of the candidates’ positions.