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It's incredible to see the people of North Carolina using their ballots to take back power and demand better school fund
Progress NCNovember 2, 2026

It's incredible to see the people of North Carolina using their ballots to take back power and demand better school funding, affordable healthcare, lower costs, and an end to war & corruption.

Be part of this. Make a plan to vote: ncvoter.org. #NorthCarolina #Vote
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