
200+ Former Bush, McCain, Romney Staffers Back Kamala Harris
More than 200 Republican staffers endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, condemning Trump’s policies and Project 2025.

More than 200 Republican staffers endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, condemning Trump’s policies and Project 2025.

Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic Party’s nomination for president, highlighting economic growth, middle-class support, and reproductive rights.

When Hurricane Beryl hit Houston, I endured some of the toughest shifts of my career. The storm’s power outage left patients waiting for days, highlighting the critical role of power in healthcare.

At the DNC, Barack and Michelle Obama presented starkly contrasting futures under a Harris or Trump presidency. Kamala Harris, focusing on unity and service, contrasts Trump’s self-serving approach, as highlighted by both Obamas.

Wake County is facing an affordable housing crisis as its population grows. Equitable strategies are needed to ensure inclusive growth and combat disparities.

I first met Debbie after she experienced a parent’s worst tragedy. Her son, Hunter, passed at 23 from a fentanyl overdose. As Attorney General, I’m dedicated to combating the opioid crisis and have taken significant steps to hold drug companies accountable, secure funding, and strengthen border controls.

As a presidential candidate, Kamala Harris is building on efforts to improve healthcare in North Carolina, expanding Medicaid and reducing medical debt.

In her eighth visit to North Carolina this year, VP Kamala Harris unveiled plans to build three million homes, combat price gouging, and support families.

The Inflation Reduction Act helped 135,000 North Carolinians keep their health insurance, reduced insulin costs for 57,000 seniors, and boosted clean energy jobs.

Reliance Packaging, LLC will invest over $7.4 million to expand its operations in Aberdeen, North Carolina, adding 32 new jobs with an average annual wage of $53,000, slightly above the Moore County average.

2 years post-Inflation Reduction Act, Carolinas attract billions in manufacturing investments.

With abortion, public education, and decency on the ballot, NC Democratic Party Chair Anderson Clayton aims to sway rural voters away from Republicans.