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Common Cause billboard rails against gerrymandering

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Common Cause billboard rails against gerrymandering

Located near 823 S. Memorial Drive, the billboard is part of a public engagement campaign by Common Cause NC, a nonpartisan organization asking North Carolinians to make their voice heard as new voting maps are drawn.

Billboard in Greenville opposes gerrymandering

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Billboard in Greenville opposes gerrymandering

A new billboard is encouraging the public to get involved as lawmakers draw new voting maps during the redistricting process. The non-partisan political advocacy group, Common Cause North Carolina, has displayed a new billboard in Greenville along Memorial Drive near Moye Boulevard.

Billboard urges public input on redistricting

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Billboard urges public input on redistricting

A billboard greeting drivers as they enter downtown Wilson urges residents to weigh in on North Carolina’s legislative redistricting process.

Calls for more transparency at first redistricting hearing in North Carolina

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Calls for more transparency at first redistricting hearing in North Carolina

Many speakers called for more transparency in the redistricting process and asked that future hearings be livestreamed online. "I am disappointed perhaps that this is not a livestreamed event," said Bob Phillips, with Common Cause North Carolina, a voter advocacy organization. "There’s a lot of people who would probably like to participate from the comfort of their home."

Redistricting public hearings fall short in accommodating public input, advocates say

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Redistricting public hearings fall short in accommodating public input, advocates say

“The public’s voice matters in how new legislative and congressional maps are drawn in North Carolina,“ Bob Phillips, executive director of Common Cause NC said in a press release. ”As the COVID-19 virus ravages our state once again, it is disappointing that lawmakers are holding a series of public hearings on redistricting without an opportunity for community members to take part virtually in these meetings from the safety of their homes.”

NC will redistrict after census data release. Here’s why you should care.

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NC will redistrict after census data release. Here’s why you should care.

Every state in the country can start redrawing political maps after the U.S. Census Bureau releases local population data on Thursday. But attention to the process, and any potential shenanigans, may be more intense in North Carolina than anywhere else. The redrawing process is called redistricting. But when boundaries get skewed to favor a particular political party or group, it’s gerrymandering.

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