North Carolina Independents is a non-partisan association of unaffiliated voters. We’re challenging party-control of the political process. Continue reading »
Whether it’s signing a petition, or joining us for a meeting, see what you can do to get involved. Continue reading »
North Carolina Independents is supporting the Voter Freedom Act of 2013 which lowers the number of signatures for independent candidates. We met in Durham with one of its co-sponsors, Rep. Paul Luebke.
Being an Independent in North Carolina by Shawn Eckles My experience as an independent candidate running for public office in the Metro-Charlotte County of Iredell has taught me some vital lessons I believe every voter should know about. I fought two campaigns in 2012. In North Carolina unaffiliated candidates need four percent of the electorate … Continue reading »
Jackie Salit Keynote February 16, 2013 National Conference of Independents NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts We are here today, at our national conference of independents, to do some business. But, unlike more traditional political gatherings, we are not here to nominate a candidate. Or to draft a platform. Or to feature a … Continue reading »
It looks like more and more voters in North Carolina no longer identify along party lines. Take a look at this map from the News & Observer.
