A Vote for Our Kids and Our Future!
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We, the undersigned, support the establishment of non-partisan school board elections in Forsyth County. We petition the local delegation of the North Carolina General Assembly to work with the Forsyth County Board of Education to introduce and support a local bill to establish non-partisan school board elections. We believe non-partisan elections will serve the best interests of children, attract better candidates and create more informed voters.
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Communities Helping All Neighbors Gain Empowerment (CHANGE) seeks to provide a space for residents of Forsyth County, NC to participate in our democracy and public life. Our membership is comprised of 45 dues-paying congregations, neighborhood associations, and other interested groups, giving our organization an estimated network of 18,000 members. We are a 501-c3 not-for profit organization that is nonpartisan, interfaith, multi-racial and multi-ethnic. We come from all economic backgrounds and a diversity of locations within Forsyth County.
CHANGE is not a movement, a protest group, a political action committee, or a service organization. We do not run programs, endorse candidates, or take government money. For more information, visit http://www.changeiaf.org/
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