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Related: About this forumIf only 19% of poor & low wealth voters in NC voted their interests....
If only 19% of poor and low wealth voters in #NorthCarolina voted their interests in the 2022 midterm election, they could determine who sits in office.Its time to activate the power of the poor and low wealth vote!
Visit http://breachrepairers.org/pledge and help get out the vote!
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If only 19% of poor & low wealth voters in NC voted their interests.... (Original Post)
littlemissmartypants
Oct 2022
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XanaDUer2
(14,441 posts)1. Sad
Traveled to Western NC last year, saw Trump stickers and signs on shit cars and hovels
Sneederbunk
(15,329 posts)2. If only 19% of such voters knew what their interests are?
MyMission
(2,000 posts)3. I've spoken with several in this category
Sadly, most felt that neither candidate was worth voting for. Some comments...
Neither represented their interests. (Nothing changes for them)
Neither candidate inspired or earned their vote
They aren't willing to vote for the lesser of 2 evils.
They didn't feel obligated to vote, believe their vote won't make a difference.
They say that they're both the same, politicians, untrustworthy, uninspiring.
I'm hopeful 20% will vote. I think we can get the vote from women. I try not to get discouraged when I hear comments like those, and continue to encourage voting at every opportunity.