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Washington, DC — In response to state Senator Dan Bishop’s win in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District special primary election on Tuesday following the district’s election fraud scandal, Page Gardner, founder and president of the Voter Participation Center, released the following statement:
“North Carolinians fought long and hard for a chance to repeat their election process — this time free of the fraud and interference that characterized the first vote during the 2018 midterms.
With voters turning out at historic levels in 2018 and people now following politics more closely than at any point in the past, our sister organization Women’s Voices Women Vote Action Fund asked Democracy Corps whether progressives should start working to register unregistered and low propensity voters.
