The PA has a long history of advocating for social justice, tax fairness, racial equity, and environmental protection in Durham and North Carolina. All of our PAC endorsements are made at democratically-run meetings attended by hundreds of members. Voting information and more about our endorsed candidates is below.
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Early voting for the March 5, 2024 primary election starts Thursday, February 15, and continues every day until Saturday, March 2! Election Day is Tuesday, March 5. Vote early for our progressive slate of endorsed candidates at any of the voting locations below:
Durham County Main Library – Roxboro St.
North Regional Library – Milton Rd.
East Regional Library – Lick Creek Lane
South Regional Library – S. Alston Ave.
NCCU Turner Law Building – Nelson St.
Duke University Karsh Alumni Center – Duke University Rd.
Eno River Unitarian – Garrett Rd.
For more detailed information about early voting hours, and to find your March 5 Election Day Polling Place, visit the Durham County Board of Elections website. Please note that an ID is now required to vote in NC.
Learn more about our endorsed candidates
Vote for Nida Allam, Michelle Burton, Wendy Jacobs, and Mike Lee for Durham County Board of Commissioners. This progressive team will fund our public schools, educators, and support staff; work for racial equity and criminal justice reform; expand environmental protection and climate change mitigation; and support fair and affordable housing.
Joy Harrell for Durham School Board At Large | Joy’s background as an artist, DPS parent, former elementary and middle school teacher, and former DPS substitute teacher keeps her rooted in the humanity of children and gives her valuable insight into what our schools need in pursuit of equity.
We also endorse unopposed Millicent Rogers, Jessica Carda-Auten and Wendell Tabb to take our Durham Public Schools forward and upward.
Sophia Chitlik for NC Senate District 22 | Sophia will prioritize health care in the Senate, with a particular focus on women’s health and preventing infant mortality through improved access to health care. She’ll fight for public schools, environmental sustainability, and practical solutions for working people.
Satana DeBerry for NC Attorney General | Durham’s own District Attorney has a remarkable track record of progressive reform, using the courts to improve the lives of residents, and focusing on violent crime. As Attorney General, she would bring those reforms to all North Carolinians.
Allison Riggs for NC Supreme Court Seat 6 | Justice Riggs works tirelessly for civil rights and voting rights. Her deep dedication to justice for all is deeply inspiring. At a time when NC courts are being abused, Justice Riggs will fight for fairness, equality, and justice under the law.
Josh Stein for NC Governor | As Attorney General, Josh fought to hold polluters accountable, combat the opioid crisis, and keep North Carolinians safe and secure. He is a champion of public schools. His wealth of experience is so very necessary to NC’s top office.
Rachel Hunt for NC Lieutenant Governor | In the NC Senate, Rachel fought for affordable child care across the state, full funding for public schools, masters pay for teachers, and reproductive freedom. She will continue this work from the bully pulpit of the Lt. Governor’s office.
Maurice (Mo) Green for NC Superintendent of Public Instruction | Mo has a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the needs of public school students and teachers. He is committed to investing in our youth and championing educators. Mo will fight to fully fund our schools!
Wesley Harris for NC State Treasurer | Wesley is a progressive economist with a long term plan to protect our public schools, do best by state employees, maintain our excellent bond rating, and take us into a green energy future. No more political games with our money!
Natasha Marcus for NC Commissioner of Insurance | Natasha will bring her powerful energy as a state Senator to ensure your rates stay reasonable, stand up for people over corporations, and help boost consumer protections.