Calendar of Events

Oct
30

HQ open

Stop by for information and conversation, and stay to help make “good trouble.”

During this block of time, volunteers write postcards / letters, make phone calls, create protest posters, and plan activities.

We also have an ever-changing variety of merchandise for sale including political t-shirts, yard signs, “resist” bracelets, and bumper stickers.

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Nov
18

Super Precinct Meeting: Fort Totten + Trent Woods + Glenburnie/Grover C Fields (FTG)

FOR THE GOOD (of the community) Fort Totten, Trent Woods, and Glenburnie/Grover C. Fields precincts formed Craven County Democratic Party’s first SuperPrecinct, a cluster of more than two individual precincts.

FTG Super Precinct meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month at CCDP headquarters. If you live within the bounds of the new SuperPrecinct (previously known numerically as N2, N3N5 and 3), and are Democrat or Democrat-leaning, please join us!

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Oct
23

HQ open

Stop by for information and conversation, and stay to help make “good trouble.”

During this block of time, volunteers write postcards / letters, make phone calls, create protest posters, and plan activities.

We also have an ever-changing variety of merchandise for sale including political t-shirts, yard signs, “resist” bracelets, and bumper stickers.

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Oct
21

Super Precinct Meeting: Fort Totten + Trent Woods + Glenburnie/Grover C Fields (FTG)

FOR THE GOOD (of the community) Fort Totten, Trent Woods, and Glenburnie/Grover C. Fields precincts formed Craven County Democratic Party’s first SuperPrecinct, a cluster of more than two individual precincts.

FTG Super Precinct meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month at CCDP headquarters. If you live within the bounds of the new SuperPrecinct (previously known numerically as N2, N3N5 and 3), and are Democrat or Democrat-leaning, please join us!

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Oct
18

No Kings Rally

The New Bern event is sponsored by Democratic Women of Craven County, Craven County Democratic Party, Craven Progressives, Indivisible Craven United, Carteret County Democratic Party, and Young Democrats of Craven County.

Mobile link: https://www.mobilize.us/cravencountydems/event/844045/

From the national organizers:

Our peaceful movement is only getting bigger and stronger. “NO KINGS” is more than just a slogan—it’s the foundation our nation was built upon. Born in the streets, carried by millions in chants and on posters, it echoes from city blocks to rural town squares, uniting people across this country to fight dictatorship together.

The president thinks his rule is absolute. But in America, we don’t have kings, and we won’t back down against chaos, corruption, and cruelty. Grow our movement and join us.

A core principle behind all No Kings events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.

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Oct
16

HQ open

Stop by for information and conversation, and stay to help make “good trouble.”

During this block of time, volunteers write postcards / letters, make phone calls, create protest posters, and plan activities.

We also have an ever-changing variety of merchandise for sale including political t-shirts, yard signs, “resist” bracelets, and bumper stickers.

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Oct
9

HQ open

Stop by for information and conversation, and stay to help make “good trouble.”

During this block of time, volunteers write postcards / letters, make phone calls, create protest posters, and plan activities.

We also have an ever-changing variety of merchandise for sale including political t-shirts, yard signs, “resist” bracelets, and bumper stickers.

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Oct
7

Election Day

You will vote at your precinct site. Not sure of your precinct? Check here.

For information about the bonds and the candidates, click on the “Vote!” tab at the top of this website.

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Oct
4

HQ open

Stop by headquarters to ask questions about the municipal election.

Stay - if you can - to help volunteers conduct phone banking, write postcards, and compile door hangers for canvassers.

We are working hard to get local Democrats elected!

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Oct
4

Party at the Polls

Sponsored by the Young Urban Professionals

YUP invites everyone to celebrate the last day of early voting with free food, good vibes, and DJS3 Samuel Reaves.

This is a nonpartisan, no-campaign-materials event — just “good people, good energy, and a shared belief in the power of showing up.”

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Oct
4

Early Voting for Municipal Elections

All early voting will take place at the (new!) Stanley A. White Recreation Center, which is located at 601 3rd Avenue in New Bern. (The front of the building faces Neuse Boulevard.)

There is plenty of parking, and you can follow the signs to the correct entrance.

For information about the bonds and the candidates, click on the “Vote!” tab at the top of this website.

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Oct
3

Early Voting for Municipal Elections

All early voting will take place at the (new!) Stanley A. White Recreation Center, which is located at 601 3rd Avenue in New Bern. (The front of the building faces Neuse Boulevard.)

There is plenty of parking, and you can follow the signs to the correct entrance.

For information about the bonds and the candidates, click on the “Vote!” tab at the top of this website.

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