The results are in from the polls we conducted during our recent virtual Emergency Public Meeting to discuss the next Raleigh City Elections which have been delayed until November 2022 by City Council BEHIND CLOSED DOORS with NO PUBLIC NOTICE, NO PUBLIC INPUT and NO...
North Carolina’s top elected officials and media agree that what the Raleigh City Council did was wrong. Let’s put Raleigh‘s elections back in the hands of the voters. Save the Date – Saturday, July 17 at 3pm for an Emergency Public Meeting to discuss a Special...
Save the Date - Monday, June 21 at 7pm for an Emergency Public Meeting to discuss a Special Election under the City Charter’s Recall Rules. Livable Raleigh is going to do what City Council refused to. Hold a PUBLIC meeting. Gather PUBLIC Input. And discuss in PUBLIC...
In a recent interview with mayoral candidate Terrance Ruth, the Indy’s Jane Porter began by asking why he is running. His answer was plain and to the point: “because I have seen the slow dissolving of public trust in our city.”
Election Day is your last chance to vote WHERE? You must vote at your assigned precinct. Election Day Polling Places WHEN? The polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Election Day. If you are in line to vote by 7:30 p.m. STAY IN LINE. You will be...
You can still register and vote. Early Voting is happening for 1 more day! - This is your last chance to register and vote at the same time. WHERE? You can register and vote at ANY Early Voting Polling location. Wake County Early Voting Locations WHEN? ...
Early Voting is happening for 1 more day only! - VOTE EARLY - Get YOUR Act Together! WHERE? You can vote at ANY Early Voting Polling location. Wake County Early Voting Locations WHEN? Saturday, October 31 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM YOU SHOULD KNOW...
The best thing about voting in Wake County is the flexibility and generous schedule provided for Early Voting. Here are 5 reasons why Early Voting is the best way to vote in-person NOW!
The debate is between proponents of a “trickle-down” approach to housing VS. a “bottom up” approach that would help those in the greatest need find affordable housing FIRST.
After 1916, Oberlin Village was a textbook case of white gentrification of a formerly black community. Dial ahead 100 years: The gentrification of formerly all-black Southeast Raleigh is history repeating itself.