NC Black Alliance joins 30 partners to urge the NCBOE reverse its recent decision to stop providing printed voter registration forms to community groups conducting voter registration drives.
Ruling on Louisiana v. Callais, the Court gutted one of the most important protections for free and fair elections in modern American history: Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
As the Supreme Court issues its decision in Louisiana v. Callais, our focus remains where it has always been: with the people and communities most impacted by efforts to weaken fair representation.
Voting rights groups appeal ruling upholding SB 747 limits on same-day registration, citing barriers for young voters and risk of ballot rejection.
A federal judge declined to block N.C. Senate Bill 747 (SB 747), which makes it easier for lawful ballots cast during early voting to be thrown out through no fault of the voter.
Black voting power flexed at the ballot box during the 2026 primary election, ousting incumbents who voted against their interests.
NC Black Alliance rallied residents toward the importance of early voting during Souls to the Polls at Martin Street Baptist Church earlier this month.
As early voting begins in NC’s primary, a nonpartisan coalition expands statewide Election Protection infrastructure first launched in 2016.
NC Black Alliance condemns the elimination of early voting sites at A&T, UNCG, and other universities, impacting thousands of students across the state.
N.C. Rep. Willingham and Sen. Smith faced tough questions on redistricting and DMV wait times at a town hall. Constituents demanded accountability.