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Be a Democrat or move over. Blue Dogs can take the Third Way home, or just do the right thing.
https://www.newsweek.com/democrat-suffers-heavy-election-result-defeat-ice-bill-vote-11618683
usonian
(24,671 posts)Carla Cunningham, the Democratic representative for the 106th North Carolina House District since 2013, won 22 percent of the vote compared with challenger Reverend Rodney Sadler, who won 70 percent, according to The Associated Press.
pat_k
(13,129 posts)We need more of this sort brass knuckles response to people who call themselves Democrats, but repeatedly defect to advance destructive Republican bills, or who stand in the way of legislation that improves the lives of their constituents.
Anderson Clayton is amazing. And she's only 28. One of the next gen Democrats who are reshaping the party for the better!
(The Anderson interviewed is reporter Bryan Anderson, not NC Democratic Party Chair Anderson Clayton )
https://www.wfae.org/politics/2026-01-23/nc-democratic-party-blocking-some-candidates-from-using-election-tools
Marshall Terry: There are four candidates being singled out here. We�ll get to them in a moment. First this resource they�re being denied access to is software called VoteBuilder. What does it do?
Bryan Anderson: It's a voter contact software that Democrats use typically for tracking volunteers, identifying possible donors, developing lists of possible supporters, and helping mobilize and turn those people out. So it's a critical grassroots organizing resource for the party.
Terry: Which Democratic lawmakers is the party denying access to VoteBuilder and why specifically?
Anderson: In Mecklenburg County, Reps. Carla Cunningham and Nasif Majeed. There's also Shelly Willingham, who's a current state lawmaker over in the eastern part of the state, as well as former state Rep. Michael Wray from Northampton County. The reason that all four are sort of being targeted here is because they have voted to override vetoes from Gov. Stein or then-Gov. Roy Cooper.
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