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5/25/26: Here’s the latest Call to Action!
- Republicans in the NC state legislature and on the NC state Board of Elections have recently advanced some anti-democracy proposals.
- We need to all speak out against them, before the proposals get finalized, and it becomes harder and harder to cast votes and have them counted!!!
- Follow the link above for details on who to call and what to say
Sat May 30, 2026 Nags Head Precinct Meeting
June Voter Contact Events —–
THIS is where you can make a real difference!
Canvassing:
- Sun Jun 7 – Kill Devil Hills 1:30 – 4:30pm. Sign up to Canvass for Victory in KDH
- Sat Jun 20 – Manteo, 9:30am – Noon Sign up to Canvass for Victory in Manteo
Phone Banking:
Every Tue in June, 4:30-7:00pm (Jun 2, Jun 9, Jun 16, Jun 23 & Jun 30)
Wed Jun 10, 9:30am – Noon
Wed Jun 17, 9:30am – Noon
Thu Jun 4 Webinar – Safeguarding Justice: Judicial Independence in a Changing World with Hon. Christine Walcyzk
This session will explore the evolving landscape of judicial governance, examining how external pressures and internal vulnerabilities intersect to impact judicial independence and institutional resilience. Through comparative insights, case studies, and interactive dialogue, participants will consider strategies to reinforce judicial integrity, transparency, and public confidence.
Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of the threats facing judicial independence today — and actionable approaches to ensure that courts remain impartial arbiters, capable of upholding justice even in the most turbulent times.
Featuring NAWJ Judicial Independence Committee members Hon. Robin Hudson, Annette Pitts and Hon. Christine Walcyzk.
Register here
The judiciary is navigating unprecedented challenges and pressures — from the expansion of executive power and politicization of judicial selection processes to public skepticism fueled by declining trust and confidence in our institutions. These forces not only test the judiciary’s independence but also challenge its fundamental role as a guardian of democratic principles and the rule of law.
Jun 10 Candidate Meet & Greet Buxton, Frisco and Hatteras Precinct
Press Release: Dare County Democratic Party Invites Community to Annual Precinct Picnic Jun 16
MANTEO, N.C. — The Dare County Democratic Party invites community members to attend the second annual Manteo-Wanchese Precinct Picnic on Tuesday, June 16, at 5:30 p.m. at the Old Swimming Hole, located at 374 Airport Road in Manteo.
This family-friendly gathering offers an opportunity for neighbors, friends, and supporters to connect and enjoy an evening together in a relaxed waterfront setting.
The main course will be provided. Attendees are encouraged to bring an appetizer, side dish, or dessert to share. Guests are also welcome to bring their own beverages.
“We’re looking forward to another great evening of community, conversation, and fellowship,” said Laura Allendorf, Precinct Chair. “Everyone is welcome.”
For more information about the Dare County Democratic Party and upcoming events, visit daredemocrats.com. RSVP to llallendorf@gmail.com
Thu Jun 18: 6-7:30pm Southern Shores/Kitty Hawk Precinct Meeting/Picnic
- North Marina Pavilion in Southern Shores at the end of Sassafras Lane off of South Dogwood Trail.
- All American Potluck to celebrate Democracy, the United States’ 250th Anniversary and 4th of July!
- Please bring an All American dish to share.
- We will provide paper products, non-alcoholic beverages and a special USA themed cocktail. Please bring any other beverages you would like to have.
- Speaker: Karen Blose, member of the Dare County Board of Elections https://www.darenc.gov/departments/elections/about . She will speak about some recent actions of the State Board of Elections (some of which are concerning), and the role/activities of the Dare Co Bd of Elections.
AIDA HAVEL CAMPAIGN KICKOFF AND BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION!
Sustainer Campaign
As we begin to plan our next steps for action and to work with municipal candidates to offer support, it is vitally important that we have enough funding to do all the work that needs to be done! Please dig deep if you can, even a $10 monthly donation helps us fund the work we do together. If you can afford more – $25, $50 or even $100 – we can think about bigger action: billboards, print, digital and radio ads! Any donation amount is welcome and appreciated and if monthly is not feasible right now – a one time donation goes a long way too. So far we have $430 in monthly donations with less than a dozen donors – I KNOW we can build on that! – Susan. (To donate, click here)