Calendar of Events

Jan
13

The Road to Fair Maps

Democracy NC is teaming up with NC Black Alliance, Common Cause NC, and NC Counts to bring you the Congressional Districts 1 and 3 Road to Fair Maps Town Hall Tour.

Register via Mobilize.us

This town hall will break down what happened during the October redistricting process, how mid-decade redistricting was pushed through, who the key decision-makers were, and the role the North Carolina Supreme Court played in allowing these maps to move forward.

When lawmakers in Raleigh redraw voting maps behind closed doors and ignore the voices of the communities most impacted, it’s up to the people to lead. This town hall is about accountability, transparency, and creating a space where community members can speak honestly about the harm caused by gerrymandering in Northeastern North Carolina.

This is a space to be heard, to ask questions, share frustrations, learn together, and talk collectively about where we go from here in the fight for fair maps and a democracy that truly represents all of us.

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Feb
7

Meet and Greet (Jones County Board of Commissioners)

Louis H. Miller - Jones County Candidate for District 1, Board of Commissioners - is inviting interesting voters to join him for dinner and conversation.

He will discuss his vision for the future of the community and will answer questions from his guests.

Miller’s campaign is paying for this event. It is free and open to the piblic.

More information: LouisMillerforJonesCounty@gmail.com

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Dec
27

Civics 101

Hosted by the Craven County Democratic Party.

This free "Civics 101: Getting Back to Basics" session, led by Hazel Dozier, will review basic information about how the government is organized and what rights its citizens have.

Recommended for ages 8th grade through adult.

For more information, contact 252.259.4453 or 919.440.0821.

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Dec
10

Board of Education Called Meeting

The purpose of the meeting is to discuss personnel matters and to consult with their attorney.

Other than the opening and closing of the meeting, the meeting will be in closed session.

No action will be taken. This meeting will not be live-streamed.

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Dec
9

Board of Aldermen Meeting

Craven Democrats are strongly encouraging its members to attend Aldermen meetings.

The swearing-in of the new Board will take place and includes newly elected officials Trey Ferguson (Ward 1), Sharon Bryant (Ward 2), Lainy White (Ward 4), Dana Outlaw (Ward 6) and incumbents Bobby Aster (Ward 3), Barbara Best (Ward 5), and Mayor Jeffrey Odham.

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Dec
8

Holiday Open House

Join Democrats as we gather for light refreshments and good conversation!

Please RSVP via Mobilize.us.

If possible, please donate nonperishable food items for RCS.

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Nov
18

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

Fort Totten, Trent Woods, and Glenburnie/Grover C. Fields members will review and celebrate a successful election season as the 1st Super (cluster) precinct in Craven County.

Bring a dish and a smile - and stay for a while with fellow volunteers in Fort Totten, Trent Woods, and Glenburnie/Grover C. Fields democratic 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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Nov
4

Election Watch Party

Join mayoral candidate Holly Raby beginning at 7 pm for an election watch party. Food and (non-alcohol) beverages will be provided.

The event will take place at the Dillahunt Building, which is located at 506 3rd Avenue in New Bern.

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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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