Forsyth County Democratic Party

Forsyth County Democratic Party The FCDP elects Democrats to local, state, and federal office who fight for our neighbors across Forsyth County. For Families. For Freedoms. For Futures.

We organize, register voters, monitor polling sites, and show up year-round. Our office will be temporarily closed during the week of July 24th through August 1st as we transition to our new location at 723 Coliseum Dr, Suite 102. Stay tuned for expanded office hours and opportunities to volunteer! Learn more about the Forsyth County Democratic Party by visiting our website: www.fcdpnc.org

👉 RALLY IN RALEIGH - MONDAY @ 5PMOver the next few days, North Carolina lawmakers could attempt to ram through House Bil...
06/21/2026

👉 RALLY IN RALEIGH - MONDAY @ 5PM

Over the next few days, North Carolina lawmakers could attempt to ram through House Bill 958. It’s an over 30-page proposal packed with anti-voter attacks designed to change the way elections are run in this state so that extremists in Raleigh get to keep running the show.

Your emails and calls have worked to slow the bill down.

To STOP it, we need to SHOW UP.

Join us on Monday, June 22, at 5:00 PM, on Halifax Mall (300 N. Salisbury St., Raleigh, NC) for the “We Will Protect Our Vote” Rally in Raleigh

On June 22, North Carolinians will converge on Raleigh for a mass rally to condemn politicians’ failed priorities and push back against the latest round attacks on our elections at every level – including new, anti-voter legislation (House Bill 958), election tampering by the state auditor, and rampant local efforts to create barriers to casting and counting our ballots.

No matter the issues driving you to vote this fall, this is your chance to learn from impacted and empowered communities that have taken on voter suppression in the past few weeks (and won!) and engage in all the ways we can work together to help North Carolinians cast a ballot this fall.

Together, we will protect our vote.

Choose Your Starting Point — There's more than one way in! 🙌People ask us all the time: "How do I actually get involved?...
06/20/2026

Choose Your Starting Point — There's more than one way in! 🙌
People ask us all the time: "How do I actually get involved?"

It's easy — there's no single right door. Just pick the one that fits your life right now. Here are a few options to get your wheels turning:
🕛 Power Hour — A short, focused block of volunteer work. Low pressure, real impact. Great if you're new.
📢 Auxiliaries & Caucuses — Find the group that fits you. Connect with folks who share your background, your interests, or your fight.
✍️ Comms Team — Help us tell the story. Writers, designers, social media folks, photographers — we need you.
🏘️ Precinct Meetings — Meet your neighbors. Shape what happens on your street.
You don't have to do all of it. You don't have to do it forever. You just have to start.

👉 Find your starting point: https://fcdpnc.org/volunteer

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BREAKING: NC Republicans Weighing Options, Weaponizing the Budget to Hurt Democrats: Governor Stein Needs to Hear From C...
06/19/2026

BREAKING: NC Republicans Weighing Options, Weaponizing the Budget to Hurt Democrats: Governor Stein Needs to Hear From Citizens

Several sources in Raleigh are reporting after the HB 958 huge backlash, NC Republicans are weighing their options. Some Democrats are trying to negotiate sections of the Election Laws bill but admit there is no hope of changing the worst parts.

Time is Running Out
HB 958 is not currently scheduled to go before the Committee on Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House. If it is approved by the committee the bill has to be approved by the full House and then sent to the Senate for passage.

However, lawmakers are scheduled to leave Raleigh in two weeks for their July 4th break. If the bill were to pass both chambers before the break, it would have to be signed by Governor Josh Stein to become law.

👉 Option 1: Pass the Bill by June 24th
Stein has indicated he will not sign HB 958. Republicans must pass the bill, in both chambers, and send it to the Governor by Wednesday, June 24 to ensure it becomes law. Lawmakers have to override the veto before adjourning for their break. If the bill is sent to the Governor after June 24th, and the legislature adjourns, it will die on Stein’s desk.

👉 Option 2: Partisan Republican Strategy
The most concerning option, mentioned by several long-time legislative observers, is adding the most damaging provisions, to the long awaited State Budget.

It has been 1,000 days since the NC General Assembly passed a budget. Taxpayers have no idea what their money has been used for over the last three years. Once the House Appropriations Committee approves a budget, sends it to the House floor where it will pass, it will go to the Republican controlled Senate for a vote.

Call to Action
Stein would then have to choose between vetoing a desperately needed budget or letting it become law despite all the “poison pills”. This will be used against Democrats during the remaining months of the 2026 elections.

Now is the time to let your elected officials know where you stand. If you support free and fair elections and campaign finance transparency, tell Governor Stein to veto HB 958 or, if necessary, the State Budget.
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** WE RECOMMEND **
We recommend using the 5 Calls app which makes it easy to contact your elected officials. In addition to providing the phone numbers for your representatives, the app offers up-to-date, well-documented information on current issues along with suggested scripts to help guide your call.

Don’t be intimidated—calling is easier than you might think. In many cases, you’ll reach voicemail, but if someone answers, it will be a staff member whose job is to listen to constituents and pass your message along to the elected official. Your voice matters, and taking a few minutes to make a call can have a real impact.

(https://5calls.org)
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Article by D. C. Davis
June 19, 2026

Photo of North Carolina State Legislative Building by Jayron32 of English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=5697196

Freedom isn’t just a moment in history, it’s something we build every day. We celebrate today knowing the work continues...
06/19/2026

Freedom isn’t just a moment in history, it’s something we build every day. We celebrate today knowing the work continues. Happy Juneteenth, North Carolina.

If you want to celebrate close to home, we have a couple of events to highlight for you:

✨ FRIDAY, JUNE 19TH - KERNERSVILLE ✨
Mark your calendars for June 19th 2026! We will be at Harmon Park for a day of music, food, kids crafts & games as we celebrate Juneteenth! Admission is FREE. Bring the whole family! We will have music from local artist Alicia Joy Cone, food & we’ll end the night with fireworks and a drone show. The first 100 guests will receive a FREE Juneteenth t-shirt! We hope to see you there!

🛝 Harmon Park
📍 152 S Main St. Kernersville, NC 27284
🕛 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

✨ SATURDAY, JUNE 20TH - WINSTON-SALEM ✨
Triad Cultural Arts is hosting its Juneteenth Celebration this Saturday in Winston-Salem. Food, music, art, vendors, and community. It's free and open to all.

📍 Innovation Quarter (Bailey Park & BioTech Place)
🕛 Bailey Park: 12–7 pm | BioTech Place: 12–5 pm
🚌 Free parking and shuttle at the 4th/Church Street Deck

Happy Juneteenth, Forsyth County!

North Carolina's new fiscal year begins July 1, but lawmakers still haven't passed a state budget. Meanwhile, Republican...
06/18/2026

North Carolina's new fiscal year begins July 1, but lawmakers still haven't passed a state budget. Meanwhile, Republican leaders are advancing proposals that could reduce early voting opportunities, including fewer voting sites, shorter voting periods, and an end to Sunday voting.

Our latest post breaks down what's happening in Raleigh, what it could mean for voters in Forsyth County, and why local election officials are raising concerns.

Read the full story and stay informed about the issues affecting our community.

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723 Coliseum Drive Northwest, S. 201
Winston-Salem, NC
27106

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+13365467711

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