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North Carolina Faith Leaders Unite for Statewide Voter Engagement Kickoff Ahead of 2026 Election

Faith leaders, clergy members, and community organizations from across North Carolina are preparing to come together for a statewide Get Out The Vote (GOTV) kickoff call on June 15, 2026, at 7 p.m.

Organized by the NC Black Alliance, this virtual gathering will focus on civic engagement, community outreach, voter education, and increasing voter participation ahead of the 2026 General Election season.

The statewide call will bring together pastors, ministers, faith-based organizations, social action committees, and community advocates committed to empowering residents through education, service, and nonpartisan voter engagement efforts.

Building Stronger Communities Through Civic Participation

The June 15 kickoff aims to equip faith leaders and community organizers with tools and resources to help inform voters, encourage civic participation, and strengthen community engagement efforts throughout North Carolina.

Participants can expect discussions centered on:

• Voter education and outreach strategies
• Community engagement initiatives
• Nonpartisan voter participation efforts
• Building partnerships between faith communities and civic organizations
• Resources for educating and mobilizing local communities

Faith institutions have long played a vital role in civic engagement across North Carolina, helping connect residents with information, resources, and opportunities to participate in the democratic process.

Why This Matters

With the 2026 election season approaching, organizations across the state are increasing efforts to ensure residents are informed about voting opportunities and civic participation. Events like this statewide kickoff help create collaboration between faith leaders and community organizations working toward greater voter engagement and public participation.

The NC Black Alliance continues to support initiatives that encourage civic involvement, community empowerment, and educational outreach throughout North Carolina.

Learn More

Individuals interested in participating or learning more about the statewide GOTV kickoff call are encouraged to visit the NC Black Alliance’s official channels for registration details and additional information.

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2026 Preview – NC County Board of Elections Monitoring — How North Carolinians Can Get Involved

Strengthening Elections Across North Carolina

As North Carolina prepares for upcoming election cycles, local civic engagement remains critical. County Boards of Elections play a vital role in ensuring smooth, fair, and accessible voting — from selecting early voting sites to reviewing provisional ballots and managing election logistics.

To help residents understand how they can participate in election oversight and support voting access, the NC Black Alliance (NCBA) and community partners are hosting an informational virtual session focused on County Board of Elections monitoring in 2026.

Event Details

📅 Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2026

🕒 Time: 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM

📍 Location: Virtual (Zoom Event)

🎟️ Host: NC Black Alliance

🔗 Registration: Advance registration recommended via the event website

What You’ll Learn

Participants can expect:

An overview of how County Boards of Elections operate A timeline of important 2026 election milestones Ways community members can monitor elections responsibly Opportunities to help improve voter accessibility statewide Guidance on civic participation from Murphy to Manteo

This session is designed for community advocates, volunteers, civic leaders, students, and residents interested in strengthening democracy across North Carolina.

Why This Matters in the Triangle

Here in the Raleigh-Durham-Cary region, civic participation continues to grow, with local residents increasingly engaged in city council meetings, boards and commissions, and voter education efforts. Understanding how elections are administered helps foster transparency, public trust, and informed voter participation.

Events like this align with broader Triangle initiatives encouraging residents to stay informed, vote locally, and participate in shaping community outcomes.

How to Participate

Registration is simple and free. Attendees will receive access instructions for the Zoom session after signing up.

👉 Register today to learn how you can support fair and accessible elections across North Carolina.

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