during the first political party—in the early republic before the 1820s—most north carolinians were tories.
during the first political party—in the early republic before the 1820s—most north carolinians were tories.
during the first political party—in the early republic before the 1820s—most north carolinians were?
tories
in 2018 mohammed challenged a three-term incumbent and won the democratic primary election. mohammed campaigned on improving outcomes for north carolinians. his campaign focused on prioritizing education issues to restore north carolina's public schools and policies that seek to expand the economy and diversify workforce. in addition, mohammed's proposals included advocacy for livable wages, restoring tax credits for working families, closing the gender pay gap, increasing affordable access to quality health care, independent redistricting, and criminal justice reforms. mohammed has been endorsed by north carolina association of educators, charlotte-mecklenburg association of educators, planned parenthood, black political caucus of charlotte-mecklenburg, north carolina afl-cio, nc league of conservation voters, and charlotte observer.
mujtaba a. mohammed
polls by public policy polling and others have consistently found that a majority of north carolinians say hb2 has negatively impacted the state's economy and public image, and that more carolinians say they oppose the law than support it. in polls, residents of rural communities are more supportive of the law than those in urban areas. one poll in april 2016 and another in may found that 56% of north carolinians supported the provision barring transgender people from using bathrooms corresponding to their gender identity. another poll in may found that 50% want to see it repealed, while 38% think it should remain law. a pair of polls in april and may found that most north carolinians, including a majority of women, feel the law has not made the state any safer.
public facilities privacy & security act