From a verified voter in Chapel Hill, NCOppose Senate Bill 1009. Removal of the current ban on hardened structures along our coast will not achieve the goal of protecting coastal property but will harm our beaches and the natural systems along our coast. Reshaping our coast to have a series of jetties in the style of the Jersey Shore or s
From a constituent in Mooresville, NCOn June 7th “Meet the Press,” Trump said: “The [2020] election was rigged. It was a dirty election … And it’s happening again right now in California…. they’re cheating on the election. … they’re crooked…. You know that these elections are rigged. … Your elections in this country … are like a third
From a constituent in Concord, NCNo on Senate Bill 1006
Senate Bill 1006 is a no-go. AI systems are the antithesis of learning. Especially unmonitored general LLM chatbots. For decades this country has been scraping every bit of learning out of the classroom, seeking to replace it with checkmark end of year testing and unrelated statistics. Our children
From a constituent in Mooresville, NCWe have a politicized justice department that pardons violent J6 rioters along with Trump buddies like Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, and Sidney Powell (who broke laws to try to overturn the 2020 election for our twice impeached felon president) WHILE CREATING BOGUS investigations of Trump’s political
From a verified voter in Durham, NCEnd 287(g) agreements in NC, ensure public trust in our local law enforcement
I am a resident of North Carolina and I am writing to express my deep concern about the continued presence and impact of federal immigration enforcement partnerships — specifically 287(g) agreements — in our state. According to ICE’s own records, there are currently 28 active 287(g) agreements in NC
From a constituent in Denver, NCThe new bill dropped Friday night is a shame and a disgrace to our great state. It attempts to curb voting rather than encourage it, to make SBE communications secret and makes the staff overtly partisan. Key Points: - The Executive Director of the State Board of Elections would gain 25 new partis
From a constituent in Concord, NCVote No On Senate Bill 1007
Senate Bill 1007 is yet another fascist, tyrannical attack on free speech in this state. What a ridiculous idea. We have actual problems in this state - what if the state legislature actually spent their time working on fixing those, instead of peeping through their neighbors windows? Vote NO on Sen
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCIn view of the President’s expressed goal of raising the birth rate in this country, and in service to the Project 2025 goal of supporting human flourishing, I am writing to urge your strong support for the North Carolina Momnibus Act (S906)—a comprehensive legislative package consisting of 13 indiv
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to support Senate Bill 943, the "Kids Over Corporations Act." I strongly support S943 because it restores a reliable revenue stream by maintaining a meaningful corporate income tax rate for C corporations doing business in North Carolina. Holding the corporate rate a
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to support House Bill 1235 and help protect the independence of North Carolina’s judiciary. Our courts are strongest when judges can apply the law fairly and impartially, without political pressure or fear of retaliation. North Carolina’s Constitution depends on a re
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to support House Bill 1236 to restore balance, impartiality, and public confidence in North Carolina’s Judicial Standards Commission. North Carolinians expect a fair and independent judiciary insulated from partisan pressure. Recent changes that gave the General Asse
From a constituent in Hickory, NCCan you prove that our state voting system was smarter than Elon Musk?
There is mounting evidence from multiple reputable sources that the vote counting system used in this state is not as safe as the private company ES&S (or Dominion/Liberty) has guaranteed. If a voting machine has a modem similar to any Smart phone or has any access to the internet at any time in the
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to support House Bill 1235 and help protect the independence of North Carolina’s judiciary. Our courts are strongest when judges can apply the law fairly and impartially, without political pressure or fear of retaliation. North Carolina’s Constitution depends on a re
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to support House Bill 1234 to establish a clear, enforceable code of ethics for members of the North Carolina Supreme Court. Transparent, enforceable ethics rules for the judiciary are foundational to public confidence in our courts. HB 1234 would require justices to
From a constituent in Charlotte, NCDon't fund a broken AI tutor, fund teachers
I am upset by reports that NC is preparing to pay $10,000,000 annually to Khan Academy on a no-bid contract for an AI tool it's founder says isn't ready. This is corrupt and wildly unacceptable. As an educator, I know we need to do better for our students. While AI is all anyone will talk about, w
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to amend Senate Bill 730's "Ratepayer Protection Act" by replacing the mandate for nuclear power with language allowing the North Carolina Utilities Commission to employ a least-cost pathway approach to energy generation. The current language mandating nuclear energy
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to take decisive action to ensure that North Carolina upholds the protections guaranteed under 18 U.S.C. § 242 when federal enforcement falls short. Recent patterns suggest a marked lack of investigative rigor, transparency, and appropriate prioritization by the U.S.
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to reject HB1213, SB730 and related bills that grant broad tax breaks and limit local control over data‑center siting. These measures erode democratic accountability by removing local governments’ ability to weigh the tradeoffs of large, land‑use‑intensive projects an
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, and a voter concerned about healthcare in rural North Carolina, I write to urge you to oppose SB1040 and any companion legislation that would narrow or eliminate certificate-of-need (CON) review requirements for certain hospitals or capital projects, raise the project-size thres
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCI am writing as your constituent to urge you to use your influence with the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) to address ongoing delays affecting solar and battery storage project development. These delays are no longer isolated administrative issues—they are creating broader risks for sys
From a constituent in Clemmons, NCHandmaids tale
Women under attack AGAIN! The new proposed bill HR1232 is disgusting! When will republican legislators stop trying to control a woman's body? This bill goes as far as wanting to imprison &/or kill women! I have suggestions- 1st- it's obvious that the 2 men proposing this nonsense need some educati
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to oppose the potential reopening of Rivers Correctional Institution in Hertford County as an ICE detention facility, and to oppose any expansion of ICE detention centers in North Carolina. I am writing to ask you to take a firm stand against reopening Rivers Correct
From a verified voter in Asheville, NCVote NO on HB 1232!
I am writing regarding HB 1232. You must vote NO on this absolutely ridiculous and disgusting bill. This is nothing more than religious zealotry. To put in the state constitution that “life begins at fertilization” not only is scientifically false, but it also imposes religious views onto a state go
From a constituent in Concord, NCVote no on house bill 1232
The language of house bill 1232 is insanely vague and is wildly inappropriate for a law. Vote no on House Bill 1232
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