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20 Equality NC-endorsed candidates won their elections for Congress and the North Carolina General Assembly across the T
Equality North Carolina

Nov 4

20 Equality NC-endorsed candidates won their elections for Congress and the North Carolina General Assembly across the Triangle! That's 20 pro-equality leaders headed to Washington and Raleigh to represent communities across our region. U.S. Congress Deborah Ross — District 2 Valerie Foushee — District 4 North Carolina House Allison Dahle — District 11 Vernetta Alston — District 29 Marcia Morey — District 30 Monika Johnson-Hostler — District 33 Tim Longest — District 34 Evonne Hopkins — District 35 Julie von Haefen — District 36 Winn Decker — District 37 James Roberson — District 39 Phil Rubin — District 40 Maria Cervania — District 41 Cynthia Ball — District 49 Renée Price — District 50 Allen Buansi — District 56 North Carolina Senate Lisa Grafstein — District 13 Gale Adcock — District 16 Haseeb Fatmi — District 18 Jonah Garson — District 23 The laws passed in Congress and the General Assembly have real consequences for LGBTQIA+ North Carolinians. From access to gender-affirming healthcare and protections against discrimination to the freedom to be ourselves in our schools and communities, what's decided in these chambers matters. And across the Triangle, LGBTQIA+ people, Black and Brown communities, young people, and allies have been making their voices heard throughout this election cycle. And, this is only part of the Triangle's election story! Congratulations to our endorsed winners! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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