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Tell NC lawmakers to uphold the governor's veto of HB958
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From Common Cause NC: I have great news to share with you: Governor Josh Stein has vetoed anti-voter NC House Bill 958-Election Law Changes! 

Among the many harmful provisions of this legislation, it could open the door to coordinated attacks on ballots after they’re cast, threatening to throw out lawful votes and undermine our free and fair elections. 

Thanks to Governor Stein for standing up for everyone’s freedom to vote and rejecting this bad bill! 

But the fight is not over. We must demand that lawmakers uphold the governor’s veto and stop House Bill 958. Already, thousands of North Carolinians have spoken out against this dangerous bill. We need your voice to defeat it. 

Take action:Contact your legislators now and tell them to support the governor’s veto of anti-voter House Bill 958.

House Bill 958 would harm North Carolinians by putting in place insidious voter restrictions and election changes, such as: 

  • allowing more coordinated challenges of eligible votes even after Election Day 
  • cutting early voting in primaries 
  • allowing changes that make our elections more partisan 
  • threatening popular safeguards — and much, much more. 
     

The people of North Carolina have had enough. It’s time to defeat House Bill 958 for good and protect free and fair elections for all voters in North Carolina. Add your voice!

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