Harnett County Democratic Party
It's time to organize! There are thirteen precincts in Harnett County. Each precinct will elect a Chairperson, a Vice-Chairperson, and a Secretary. If you've been looking for ways to get involved and have a voice in current affairs, come join us. This is an important step towards attending the Harnett County Democratic Convention in April. Click below for registration.
Register for All-County Precinct Meeting
The Harnett County Democratic Women will meet on March 27th at the Commons in Lillington. Check out our Calendar of Events for details.
A still-unresolved North Carolina court election is back before judges next week
1. Check Jefferson Griffin's list to start by protecting yourself and your loved ones. (If they are on the list,
they should reach out to their county board of elections to learn more). https://www.ccnc.me/griffin,
then Harnett County Board of Elections at 910 893 7553 or [email protected]
2. Add your name to the growing chorus of North Carolinians demanding the courts: reject Griffins claims and respect our votes.
Common Cause NC will deliver that message. https://www.ccnc.me/griffin
3. Turn up and speak out: attend more events, write your newspaper, post to social. Contact your state representatives demand
they speak out too!
Pending restrictive NC Legislation to write/call about -
HB (House Bill) 66 – changes early voting from 17 days to 6 days and excludes Sunday voting
HB 64 – denies the Governor’s ability to grant clemency
SB (Senate Bill) 58 – limits the Attorney General’s power to sue the federal government over unconstitutional executive orders
HB 92 – NC Digital Assets Investments Act: which will allow the State Treasurer to start investing state funds into cryptocurrency, which is a highly volatile form of investment that some consider a Ponzi scheme.
SB 92 – Release Time Education Act: would permit local school boards to adopt policies that allow students to attend off-campus courses one to five hours per week for “religious moral instruction” provided by third party organizations
Pending local issues to call about –
The budget for schools is coming up. Will Harnett continue to have the lowest local per pupil contribution and the highest low-performing school system in the region?
Why would the Board of Commissioners be considering lowering the cost of water tap fees for commercial and residential projects; benefitting only the developers?
So get educated, stay informed, pay attention and act
ATTENDING COUNTY MEETINGS IS AN EXCELLENT WAY TO STAY "IN THE KNOW"
- BOARD OF ELECTIONS MEET FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT 5PM AT HARNETT COUNTY RESOURCE CENTER
- BOARD OF EDUCATION MEET FIRST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT 6PM AT HARNETT COUNTY BOE, LILLINGTON
- COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET FIRST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT 9AM AND THE THIRD MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT 6PM. THEY MEET AT HARNETT COUNTY RESOURCE CENTER.
Look for us on Facebook! We'd love to have you in our community.
Have you looked at the Republican Plan for our country in Project 2025?
Here's the link: PROJECT 2025
And take a look at our video as to why we believe the way we do....
Why I am a Harnett County, NC Democrat (youtube.com)
