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Democracy North Carolina is a
statewide nonpartisan organization that uses research, grassroots
organizing and coalition
building to promote voter participation and fair elections.

Here's what's new with us:

2008: Year of the NC Voter
New Data Shows Turnout Rates, Early Voting v. Election Day and Low Under-Vote in NC
2008 Summary of Success of Public Financing in NC & US
County-by-County Data for Early Voters thru 11-1-2008
NC Precincts with Many Voters Who Have Yet To Vote
Analysis of Early Voting:
Turnout by Race and Party
Democracy NC Criticizes False Story on Voter Purging in NC
"Young Voters Index" Shows Success, Underachievement
Hat Tip to 22 NC Legislators
For Superior Campaign Reports
Democracy NC Calls for Probe of National Money Flowing into NC
Flyer: Rights of Ex-Felons
Voter's Bill of Rights

Civic Participation Index:
NC Votes Less Than Most States
Previous "What's New" Headlines...

Democracy North Carolina was active all across the state during the 2008 General Election. Click here to learn more.

Visit 2008ElectionConnection.com.

Voter-Owned Elections

Pilot Public Financing for NC Legislators

Same-Day Registration

Instant Runoff Voting

Public Campaign Fund Check Off

Judicial Campaign Reform

Democracy Agenda 2007-08

National Victories in 2006 for Voter-Owned Elections

Overview of New Regulations for Grassroots & Direct Lobbying

Campaign Donors Call For VOE Public Financing

Previous "Reinventing Democracy" Headlines ...

Simple Guide: How to View NC Campaign Finance Disclosure Reports
Simple Guide: How to View NC Lobbying Disclosure Reports
PAC Contributions Soar Higher for North Carolina Legislators
PAC Donations from Anesthesiologists and Nurse Anesthetists,
2002-2006
Realtors, Home Builders Flood General Assembly with Money
Legislative Fundraising on Track to Set $30M Record
Complaint: Video Poker & Political Corruption
New Analysis of Giving by Video-Poker Donors, plus Michael Decker's Money from Donors Ralated to Speaker Jim Black
Pollution Lobby Update and Past Research
Political Donations by Members of the NC Lottery Commission
The Utility of Giving - I: Political Investments by NC Electric Utilities
The Utility of Giving - II: Power & the Power Companies
Lobbyists Reap $14.5 Million In Compensation in 2005
Archive of Past Reports


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