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Obama’s with her. Former President Barack Obama has endorsed Justice Anita Earls for reelection to the North Carolina Supreme Court. ⚖️

maybe it’s not that difficult of a choice tbh😭 #anitaearls

Just trying to watch a YouTube video and suddenly it’s another campaign ad about everything except North Carolina 😭

Senator Natalie Murdock came with the RECEIPTS. 👏🏾 North Carolina’s congressional maps have been redrawn AGAIN, and she’s breaking down what that means for Black voters in eastern NC, competitive elections, and representation. Because why are politicians choosing their voters instead of voters choosing their politicians? 👀 #NCPolitics #NatalieMurdock #Redistricting #Gerrymandering #VotingRights 🎥: @pbs nc

North Carolina Democrats are making some NOISE this election season. 👀💙 Early voting data shows Democratic voters outpacing Republicans so far, with enthusiasm around Roy Cooper’s Senate race drawing attention. But early turnout isn’t the same as election results. Keep showing up, NC. 🗳️ #NCPolitics #RoyCooper #NorthCarolina #EarlyVoting 🎥: @ABC11

Justice Anita Earls knows the law from both sides of the courtroom. ⚖️ Before joining the NC Supreme Court in 2019, she spent years as a civil rights attorney fighting for voting rights and equal justice. Now, she’s reflecting on how that experience has shaped her time serving on North Carolina’s highest court. 🎥: PBS NC

Democracy looks good on Greensboro. 🗳️ Students from NC A&T and UNCG marched from their campuses to cast their ballots early! Want to vote early in North Carolina? Visit ncsbe.gov to check your registration, find an early voting site in your county, and review photo ID requirements. Early voting runs through October 31. Election Day is November 3!

Roy Cooper has BEEN putting North Carolinians first. From expanding health care to more than 670,000 people to helping eliminate billions in medical debt, he knows what it means to deliver real results. Now he’s ready to take that same energy to Washington. And honestly? We need more leaders who understand what everyday families are going through. 💙 #RoyCooper #NCPOL #NorthCarolina #NCSen

Justice Allison Riggs is sounding the alarm on gerrymandering and election denialism in North Carolina. After facing a months-long legal challenge involving more than 68,000 ballots in her own election, Riggs is speaking out about the importance of protecting voters and fair representation. Her message? Politicians shouldn’t be choosing their voters. Voters should be choosing their politicians. And that’s a conversation North Carolina needs to be having.

anita earls and roy cooper on the same ballot? suddenly voting feels like a love language 🤭

North Carolina’s young people are making their voices heard. ❤️ Students in Greensboro marched for justice for Nolan Wells as authorities in Mississippi continue investigating his death. From peaceful protests to the ballot box, civic engagement is about making our voices heard and holding our institutions accountable. And with early voting underway in North Carolina, now is another opportunity to make your voice count. 🗳️ Early voting runs through October 31. Find your polling location at https://vt.ncsbe.gov/EVSite/. #JusticeForNolanWells #NCPolitics #NorthCarolina #YouthVoices 🎥: @wfmynews2

POV: You thought the NC State Auditor just checked the books… but now he has power over our elections too?? 😭 🎥: @The Hometown Holler

A little throwback to an iconic NC moment. 🥹⚖️ On January 3, 2019, Anita Earls was officially sworn in as an Associate Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, surrounded by her family, friends, and supporters. Seven years later, she’s back on the ballot in 2026. Talk about a full-circle moment. #AnitaEarls #NCPOL #NorthCarolina #NCSupremeCourt #Election2026 🎥: @The News & Observer

Nearly 200,000 North Carolinians voted for Josh Stein in 2024 but didn’t cast a vote for Democratic Supreme Court candidate Allison Riggs. Now, Justice Anita Earls is making one thing clear: she’s not taking a single vote for granted. The races at the bottom of your ballot matter just as much as the ones at the top. Don’t forget to vote in the judicial races this November. #NCPOL #NorthCarolina #AnitaEarls #NCSupremeCourt #Election2026 🎥: Brian Tyler Cohen News on YouTube

Roy Cooper answering your burning questions 🥹💙 When asked about his greatest accomplishments, he didn’t hesitate to shout out his amazing wife and daughters. And professionally? Helping expand Medicaid in North Carolina. From family to public service, here’s a little more about the man running for U.S. Senate. 🫶 #RoyCooper #NorthCarolina #NCPOL #MedicaidExpansion

POV: The NC State Fair is almost back and we’re still thinking about Roy Cooper’s visit last year. 😂🎡 The fried Oreos, the turkey legs, the fair food… and a little throwback with Roy Cooper before his run for D.C. 👀🍗 #NCStateFair #RoyCooper #NorthCarolina #NCPOL

Childhood sexual abuse survivor and advocate Katie Trout is criticizing Sarah Stevens’ record on legislation protecting survivors. According to reporting from WRAL and the News & Observer, Stevens opposed a proposal allowing survivors 20 years to file civil lawsuits, raising concerns about false accusations against powerful individuals. She later supported a 10-year limit. Stevens is now running against incumbent Justice Anita Earls, a longtime civil rights attorney, for a seat on the NC Supreme Court. #NCPolitics #AnitaEarls #SarahStevens #NCSupremeCourt 🎥: @Cardinal & Pine

More than half a dozen Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers have reportedly been recommended for termination or resigned after a racist group chat was uncovered. According to WBTV, officers allegedly competed to see who could pull over the most Black drivers and exchanged racist messages about using force against Black residents. Police accountability doesn’t stop at the police department. Civic engagement also means paying attention to the officials responsible for public safety policies and oversight. #NCPolitics #CharlotteNC #CMPD #PoliceAccountability #CivicEngagement 🎥: @WBTV News

North Carolina Republicans redrew the state’s congressional maps in an effort to flip Democratic Congressman Don Davis’ seat. The new maps shifted the boundaries of North Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, removing Democratic-leaning areas and adding more Republican-leaning communities. Despite the changes, Davis says he isn’t backing down. He’s running for reelection and making it clear that he won’t stop fighting for the people of eastern North Carolina. Davis has also spoken out against partisan redistricting, arguing that communities deserve fair representation regardless of which party controls the legislature. #NCPolitics #DonDavis #NorthCarolina #Redistricting 🎥: @wralnews

Before serving on the North Carolina Supreme Court, Justice Anita Earls built her legal career around civil rights and social justice. After graduating from law school, Earls began her career at one of the South’s first racially integrated law firms, working in an environment rooted in challenging discrimination and expanding equal access to justice. Her commitment to civil rights has been a defining part of her professional journey, from her early years as an attorney to her eventual role on North Carolina’s highest court. #NCPolitics #AnitaEarls #NorthCarolina #civilrightsviolations 🎥: John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute at Duke University

The connection between your ballot and college costs is closer than you might think. North Carolina’s House and Senate each choose 12 voting members of the UNC Board of Governors—the board that approves tuition increases across the UNC System. State legislative races help determine who makes those decisions. Early voting starts October 15. Find your sample ballot and local voting information at NCSBE.gov. 🎥: @protectoursnc

North Carolina Congressman Don Davis says he’s running for reelection despite a newly redrawn congressional map that shifts his eastern North Carolina district toward Republicans. Davis criticized the nationwide redistricting battle, arguing that the practice is wrong regardless of which political party is responsible. The changes come amid a broader debate over congressional representation in North Carolina, where Republicans currently hold 10 of the state’s 14 U.S. House seats. What do you think about the ongoing redistricting battles in North Carolina? 🎥: @WCNC_Charlotte

The debate over campus voting access in North Carolina has continued throughout 2026. After North Carolina A&T students protested the absence of an on-campus early voting site during the primaries, they continued raising concerns about transportation, accessibility, and the impact on student voters. In July, the Guilford County Board of Elections voted 4–1 to approve an early voting plan that did not include sites on the NC A&T or UNC Greensboro campuses. Today, October 9, is the regular voter registration deadline in North Carolina at 5 PM. Check your registration status or register at ncsbe.gov. 🎥: @WXII 12 News

In 2023, NC Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls filed a federal lawsuit against the state’s Judicial Standards Commission, arguing that investigations into her public comments were threatening her First Amendment rights. The controversy followed an interview in which Earls criticized the lack of diversity within the judicial system. Supporters argued the investigations were an attempt to silence her, while the commission maintained that it was legally obligated to investigate allegations of judicial misconduct. The case raised a larger question: Where should the line be drawn between judicial oversight and a judge’s right to speak on matters of public concern? #NCPolitics #AnitaEarls #NCSupremeCourt 🎥: @ABC11

Anita Earls came with the receipts. In this clip, she lays out the differences between her record and Sarah Stevens’—and explains what this election means for representation on North Carolina’s highest court. Experience matters. Voting rights matter. Who sits on our Supreme Court matters. Vote Anita Earls this November. 🎥: @blackstarnetwork

She said surveillance needs accountability, and she wants answers. 👏🏾 A Charlotte resident pressed a Flock representative on privacy and who holds the company accountable. If surveillance cameras are coming into our communities, asking who oversees them—and what happens when they’re misused—is more than fair. 🎥: @perfectunion on IG

When you know, you know. 💙 Justice Anita Earls has spent decades working in civil rights and voting rights and has served on the North Carolina Supreme Court since 2019. This November, North Carolina voters decide who holds the seat.

Anita Earls spent her Saturday knocking doors with her husband Charles, talking with neighbors about what matters to them and why our courts matter. Every conversation counts. Let’s show up for Anita Earls and put in the work—one door at a time. 🎥: @earlsanita on IG

Someone who shows up. Someone who listens. Someone who actually cares about what North Carolinians are dealing with. Roy Cooper has spent his career serving North Carolina. Now he’s ready to take that same approach to Washington. 🎥: @ifeeljaydid