In the upcoming election, registered voters in the city limits of New Bern will decide on a proposed $24 million bond referendum to fund citywide improvements in streets & sidewalks ($10 million), parks & recreation ($8 million), and stormwater ($6 million).

The City of New Bern is hosting a series of public engagement opportunities for voters to learn more about the bond and to ask questions.

City of New Bern website:

https://www.newbernnc.gov/news_detail_T16_R368.php

YouTube about bond referendums:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJO_Ni35W6o

Mayoral candidate Holly Raby will listen to citizens and take questions

Mayoral candidate Holly Raby will be available to speak with voters.

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.

Sponsored by Democratic Women of Craven County

Debi Miller (Executive Director, Interfaith Refugee Ministry) and Lucas Seijo (Eastern Regional Managing Organizer, Democracy NC) will discuss refugees in eastern NC.

Diane Lupton Tyndall chairs this committee that will plan and help implement two fundraising efforts: a Progressive Dinners cookbook and a Concert for America.

CCDP Cookbook Recipe Submission

This non-partisan event is hosted by the Young Urban Professionals

This free, family-friendly community event is designed to bring neighbors and candidates together in a relaxed, fun atmosphere.

There will be music, food, games, and conversation - no speeches or podiums.

This nonpartisan event is open to everyone.

Purchase a delicious bakery item (or two) and join Democratic Women of Craven County for lively conversation. Invite your friends!

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.

Together for New Bern is hosting this event.

Invited candidates are Holly Raby (mayor); Trey Ferguson (Ward 1); Debby Seymore (Ward 2); Lainy White (Ward 4); Barbara Best (Ward 5), and Nat McKeller Crosby (Ward 6).

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!

Free event open to the public

The CEC members are all Precinct Chairs and Vice Chairs.

We must have a quorum to be able to conduct the meeting.

Sponsored by the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. / New Bern Alumnae Chapter

Door prizes will be given

In the upcoming election, registered voters in the city limits of New Bern will decide on a proposed $24 million bond referendum to fund citywide improvements in streets & sidewalks ($10 million), parks & recreation ($8 million), and stormwater ($6 million).

The City of New Bern is hosting a series of public engagement opportunities for voters to learn more about the bond and to ask questions.

City of New Bern website:

https://www.newbernnc.gov/news_detail_T16_R368.php

YouTube about bond referendums:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJO_Ni35W6o

A Zoom link will also be available to active DWCC members.

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.

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!

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!

Come join the fun!

$5 cover charge helps defray the owners’ costs

Hosted by the City of New Bern

Mayoral candidates Scott Andrews, Gregory Fahy, Jeffrey Odham, and Holly Raby will be available to meet informally with the public preceding the scheduled 6 pm Forum.

Hosted by the City of New Bern

Mayoral candidates Scott Andrews, Gregory Fahy, Jeffrey Odham, and Holly Raby will discuss their visions for the City of New Bern and answer questions from the moderator, Tom Braaten.

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.

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.

Contact: cravencountyyoungdems@gmail.com

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.

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!

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.

Join Craven County Democrats as we gather for a Family Picnic in the Park!

Invite your family, your friends, and your neighbors.

We will supply the entree, but we are asking you to bring a side dish - a side dish OR a dessert.

James Whalen, NC Court of Appeals Candidate, will speak.

Find us on Mobilize.us or use this link to let us know you are coming: https://shorturl.at/daYjY

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.

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.

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.

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.

In the upcoming election, registered voters in the city limits of New Bern will decide on a proposed $24 million bond referendum to fund citywide improvements in streets & sidewalks ($10 million), parks & recreation ($8 million), and stormwater ($6 million).

The City of New Bern is hosting a series of public engagement opportunities for voters to learn more about the bond and to ask questions.

City of New Bern website:

https://www.newbernnc.gov/news_detail_T16_R368.php

YouTube about bond referendums:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJO_Ni35W6o

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.

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!

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.

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.

In the upcoming election, registered voters in the city limits of New Bern will decide on a proposed $24 million bond referendum to fund citywide improvements in streets & sidewalks ($10 million), parks & recreation ($8 million), and stormwater ($6 million).

The City of New Bern is hosting a series of public engagement opportunities for voters to learn more about the bond and to ask questions.

City of New Bern website:

https://www.newbernnc.gov/news_detail_T16_R368.php

YouTube about bond referendums:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJO_Ni35W6o

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

You will vote at your precinct site. Details forthcoming..

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

Purchase a delicious bakery item (or two) and join Democratic Women of Craven County for lively conversation. Invite your friends!

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.

Come join the fun!

$5 cover charge helps defray the owners’ costs

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.

Contact: cravencountyyoungdems@gmail.com

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!

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.

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.

Purchase a delicious bakery item (or two) and join Democratic Women of Craven County for lively conversation. Invite your friends!

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.

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.

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!

Come join the fun!

$5 cover charge helps defray the owners’ costs

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.

Contact: cravencountyyoungdems@gmail.com

Purchase a delicious bakery item (or two) and join Democratic Women of Craven County for lively conversation. Invite your friends!

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.

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.

Come join the fun!

$5 cover charge helps defray the owners’ costs

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.

CCDP’s annual fundraising dinner honoring William L. Wainwright will be held at The Flame (2301 Neuse Boulevard, New Bern).

Details are forthcoming.