Good Trouble WNC coordinates this event. We attached signs of Democracy across the Hill St Pedestrian Bridge over I-240. Our messages are timely to events happening in our government.

Anyone can attend. Be sure to bring sunscreen and water.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

An informal gathering at our much-loved and recently reopened Zillicoah Brewery. Connect with neighbors and volunteers (and some candidates - but no speeches) who are working in this most important election cycle for an evening of conversation and community.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning Unaffiliated voters who live in N. Asheville / Woodfin - precincts 3.1, 4.1, 5.1, 17.1, 22.2, 27.2, 28.1, 70.1

Come together to identify issues that matter to us that we are willing to fight for now! Create actions that we will commit to each month. We will include national, state, and local issues. Make friends with neighbors who share your values. Grow our community of volunteers as we plan for voter outreach.

Potluck: Please bring drinks or snacks if you can.

Address and parking instructions will be sent to those who RSVP.

Who should attend: Riceville Precincts 61.1 & 62.1 are specifically invited. Those in Swannanoa precincts also welcome.

Please join us to discuss and plan the efforts that will help us win elections and make a real impact on our community.

Who should attend: Democratic and left-leaning unaffiliated voters

Come join Rep. Lindsey Prather as we make calls in District #115 to raise awareness of her fight to support education and working families in Western North Carolina!

Join in the fight to help Rep. Prather KEEP HER SEAT and tell Raleigh that these are OUR mountains!

Whether you’ve made a hundred calls or this is your first time, we’ll make sure you feel prepared and supported. We'll start with a brief training and then send you out with all of the materials you'll need to have successful conversations.

Join us for an evening focused on understanding the stakes, the structure, and the strategy behind North Carolina’s judicial races. Featuring Jean Marie Christy and Smitty Dotson-Smith, this speaker series will break down why these roles matter, how judicial elections work, and what’s on the line for our communities. We’ll also hear from Becca Zerkin of the North Carolina Democratic Party via video on why this year’s state-level judicial races are some of the most important on the ballot for Democrats.

These aren’t abstract positions — they shape real outcomes in our daily lives. This event will help you better understand the judges we need to be talking about with friends and neighbors, and why these races deserve our attention right now.

We’ll wrap up with a short meeting focused on what comes next — upcoming events, opportunities to plug in, and how to stay engaged locally.

Who should attend: Any local left-leaning unaffiliated voters and Democrats.

Attend virtually: This event can also be viewed over Zoom. Sign up to receive the Zoom link.

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Come join us for our weekly Wednesday protest of the Trump administration. Bring your No Kings, anti-war and other signs.

Come join us for a planning meeting for Precinct 22.2. Tobey Pierce will speak to us about canvassing.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning independents in Precinct 22.2.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Join us at our April 2026 Monthly Meeting. Hear from the Buncombe County Democratic Party Board members, elected officials, affiliate groups, cluster leaders and precinct chairs about what has been happening and how we’re moving forward.

The midterms, now just six months away from Early Voting, are crucial. With Roy Cooper, Jamie Ager, Anita Earls, John Arrowood, Toby Hampson, Christine Walczyk and local offices on the line, every action, every door knocked, every phone call made, every conversation, every vote matters.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Come join Rep. Lindsey Prather as we knock doors in Weaverville to raise awareness of her fight to support education and working families in Western North Carolina!

Join in the fight to help Rep. Prather KEEP HER SEAT and tell Raleigh that these are OUR mountains!

Whether you’ve knocked a hundred doors or this is your first time, we’ll make sure you feel prepared and supported. We'll start with a brief training and then send you out with all of the materials you'll need to have successful conversations.

Don't be judgy! Come on down to the Eda Rhyne distillery and we'll give you the 411 on canvassing and gear up to canvass for our critical state-wide judges: Anita Earls for re-election to the NC Supreme Court, John Arrowood and Toby Hampson for re-election to the NC court of Appeals, and Christine Walczyk for the Court of Appeals. Experienced canvassers will be there to pair up with first timers!

Who should attend: Anyone is invited and welcome, but especially Democrats and left-leaning UNAs who live in Oakley.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Join us for Taco Tuesday on May 5 as we host Anna Stearns, who is running to represent District 1 on the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners. You'll have a chance to get to know her and to share your thoughts about what's going on in our part of the county and how she can best represent us if she's elected.

And because it's Cinco de Mayo, we're going to have tacos! Please register if you plan to attend so we know how many to get.

Who should attend: All Democrats and left-leaning independents in Precincts 30.2 and 30.3. Those from surrounding precincts are also welcome.

For the next few months, we will focus on NCDP's Field Team Justice to canvass and organize to elect NC Appellate and Supreme Court Justices. Later we will work to Get Out the Vote (GOTV) for the November elections.

Who should attend: Everyone! Particularly members of our 2.1 Precinct - Montford/Hillcrest/Klondyke/Broadway

Tzedek Center - park in the back and enter through the center door on the lower level in the back

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Come join us for our weekly Wednesday protest of the Trump administration. Bring your No Kings, anti-war and other signs.

Meet and greet to share your voice, connect with neighbors and community, and meet our new precinct chair.

Who should attend: All are welcome! Attendance encouraged by Precinct 60.4 residents, neighbors and community members.

Unwind on the beautiful French Broad River for some good conversations and a shared commitment to making our community better with fellow Dems and left‑leaning Unaffiliates.

The beer is good, but there are plenty of non‑beer and non‑alcoholic options too — so everyone can relax, sip what they like, and enjoy the evening together.

Who should attend: Any local Dems and left-leaning Independents.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Join us for "An Evening With Jamie Ager" as we rally supporters from across Western North Carolina! We'll have live music provided by Boxing for Shotgun, Root Diggers Union, and The Late Shifters.

Who should attend: All are welcome!

Admission is free, but tickets are required for entry.

Meet your like-minded neighbors!

Come join us for a precinct meeting where we’ll make plans for how we’ll elect Democrats this November. Plus, learn about the housing crisis in Asheville from local housing advocacy group “Asheville for All” during a guest talk titled “Who killed the starter home?”.

Light refreshments will be provided.

Who should attend: Democrats, Unaffiliated voters and anyone in Precinct 6.1 who is interested in electing Democrats this fall.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Please join us for our monthly LGBTQ+ Caucus meeting.

Allies welcomed and encouraged to come!

Who should attend: Everyone!!

Come join us to hear Buncombe County Democratic Party Chair Kristen Robinson speak about the importance of judicial elections and the Democratic judicial candidates on the ballot this year.

Many of us are frustrated or deeply concerned about what’s happening in our government right now — the erosion of trust, the lack of accountability, and the growing sense that our voices aren’t being heard. If that resonates with you, you’re not alone.

Meet your neighbors. Share ideas. Get involved. Connect with others who care about change. Learn about ways to take action that match your skills, schedule, and interests.

We know it’s easier to stay home, doomscroll, or tune out altogether, so...

Why show up? Change happens when you’re willing to go outside your comfort zone, meet your neighbors, and discern how you want to get involved.

At this community meeting: You'll learn how to make your voice heard regarding local issues, NC state races and how to get out the vote.

Come meet your neighbors and explore how we can make a difference together!

(Note: We meet in the basement of the brewery.)

Who should attend: Residents of Downtown Asheville are welcome, especially if you live in South Slope, Wecan, and South French Broad neighborhoods. This event is being organized by Precinct 11.1 leadership.

Ever struggled to start or have a conversation about politics? Want to learn better ways to have conversations with friends, family, neighbors or others . . . to find common ground and connection?

Then you won't want to miss this event!

Join us to learn who to talk with, what to talk about, how to overcome barriers, and importantly, how to get the ball rolling when starting a conversation feels challenging. We'll cover key phrases and tactics that anyone can learn and put into action. You'll walk away more confident . . . and with skills to start having truly impactful conversations!

Feel free to invite a friend to tag along with you!

Who should attend: Anyone in the Black Mountain cluster of precincts

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Feel a need to express your concerns? Want to meet other like-minded folks in your precinct? Want to explore possible solutions to the chaos in the world? Come and join our active precinct with positive conversations, good ideas and solutions, and learn about important upcoming events.

Our table game was a big hit last month, so we’re repeating it again with new topics to discuss. Everyone gets to share their thoughts and move from topic to topic, as well as meet new folks in our precinct.

Join us on May 12th, starting at 5:30 — but come after work when it’s convenient for you! A food truck is available with pizza and hoagies. We’ll meet inside, socialize and eat, and then start the program.

Who should attend: Dems and Dem-leaning Independents from Precinct 71.1

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Come join us for our weekly Wednesday protest of the Trump administration. Bring your No Kings, anti-war and other signs.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Meet your fellow precinct members in 32.1 (shaped like a boot!) in a casual, social gathering at the home of a fellow precinct member. This is a fun, low-key way to connect with others in our community and learn more about precinct plans for the rest of the year.

We'll provide light snacks and beverages . . . you provide the enthusiasm! Please RSVP for every member of your household that is attending with you so we can plan accurately for refreshments.

Join us to get fired up about this important election year!

Who should attend: Members of Precinct 32.1

Join us for our monthly Progressive Dems of Buncombe meeting at Buncombe Democratic Headquarters! Our agenda will include:

- Ice Watch, best practices
- Recap of May 1st activities and next steps
- Additional updates from precincts + the state level

Who should attend: Anyone who is registered as Democrat or left-leaning independents are welcome to join!!

Each month we discuss a book agreed upon at the previous meeting. In May we are reading "Chain of Ideas: The Origins of Our Authoritarian Age" by Ibram X. Kendi. In this book, Kendi uncovers the roots of great replacement theory, shows how GRT has brought humanity into this authoritarian age and explains how we can free ourselves from it (PEN America).

Who should attend: Anyone who wants to read and discuss books of interest with fellow left-leaning readers.

The evening begins at 7pm with music from the 60's. As the night progresses, so will the music from the 70's, 80's, 90's, 2000's. Dress up from your favorite decade or come as you are, and let's have fun!

~ Hosted by Senator Julie Mayfield and friends ~

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Join the Buncombe LGBTQ Caucus and the Buncombe Young Dems for an innovative and important training for campaigns, candidates, canvassers, and anyone else interested in handling challenging questions about LGBTQ issues.

Republicans are making significant noise around topics you may hear while working for your favorite candidate. Hot topics include gender-affirming care, trans women in sports, marriage equality and bathroom access.

We'll discuss best practices, effective responses, and active listening using role-playing and interactive discussions.

Do you like to read? Do you want to build community? Do you want to fight fascism? Join us for our reading group, meeting monthly on Mondays, where we do all of this and have fun while doing it!

This month, we're giving ourselves a break and changing it up. Instead of reading and discussing the same book, we're going to share a favorite book with the group, one that brought you joy or moved you in some significant way. We will return to reading books again in June.

Who should attend: All Democrats and left-leaning independents.

Hear from three of the City Council candidates. (We will host the other three at our June meeting.)

Meet your neighbors. Share ideas. Get involved. Connect with others who care about the city, county, state, and the country. Learn about ways to take action that match your skills, schedule, and interests.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning voters, especially those in Precinct 17.1 - Grove Park, Sunset Mountain environs.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Come join us for our weekly Wednesday protest of the Trump administration. Bring your No Kings, anti-war and other signs.

Join your West Asheville neighbors each month for our “Wednesdays @ One World” (WOW) hosted by One World Brewing on Haywood. Each WOW includes ample time to socialize and network with fellow Democrats and progressive unaffiliated voters, political influencers, elected officials, and candidates.

Each month, we bring a substantive and topical panel discussion, an interesting speaker, and/or an opportunity to meet and hear from candidates running for office in NC and Buncombe County. Plan to join us each third Wednesday, purchase a beverage, talk politics, and learn of ways to take meaningful action to secure a win in November.

Who should attend: Registered Democrats and progressive-minded unaffiliated voters.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come and join us as we socialize and strategize to promote Democrats for the upcoming elections.

Who should attend: All who live in the Precinct 25.1 area

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Join us as we talk to our neighbors about electing Justice Anita Earls and our Court of Appeals candidates.

Never canvassed before? Don't worry! This is a great way to get started canvassing - it is a small list in your neighborhood - and we can pair you up with another canvasser.

We'll also connect you with training, technical and emotional support; you just need to bring your fully charged phone and enthusiasm. Let’s work towards ending partisan gerrymandering in NC.

Come join us!!

Who should attend: All North Asheville Cluster Democrats and left-leaning unafilliateds

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Come join us for our weekly Wednesday protest of the Trump administration. Bring your No Kings, anti-war and other signs.

from Field Team Justice:

JOIN FIELD TEAM JUSTICE!

Field Team Justice is NCDP’s network of grassroots volunteers dedicated to electing Justice Anita Earls and our Court of Appeals candidates next year.

This Anytime/Anywhere Canvassing program is easy and flexible. You can grow this movement right from your own neighborhood.

HOW TO GET STARTED:

• If you're ready to get on the doors asap, read our QUICKSTART GUIDE

• Or, you can join our next monthly training for a detailed walkthrough of the program

• Then canvass anytime, anywhere.

HOW IT WORKS:

• Canvass wherever you are, and recruit friends to join you!

• Enter a list number in MiniVAN (same one for everyone!)

• Automatically receive the 16 closest doors where there are voters we need to reach.

• We’ll meet monthly to share updates for everyone and welcome new volunteers.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Please join us to discuss and plan the efforts that will help us win elections and make a real impact on our community.

Who should attend: All 48.1 and interested Dems and left-leaning unaffiliated voters.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Join us as we talk about ways to get Democratic candidates elected and ways to reach out to voters in our precincts.

Who should attend: All Democrats and left-leaning independents in Precincts 30.2 and 30.3 (and anyone else!)

Our annual get-together is back and better than ever. Join us for an afternoon of music, food, and family-friendly fun while supporting the Leicester Community Center and local nonprofits.

Hear from Democratic candidates, connect with neighbors, and start building momentum for 2026 together.

Who should attend: Open to the public.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

Please join us for our monthly LGBTQ+ Caucus meeting.

Allies welcomed and encouraged to come!

Who should attend: Everyone!!

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Join your West Asheville neighbors each month for our “Wednesdays @ One World” (WOW) hosted by One World Brewing on Haywood. Each WOW includes ample time to socialize and network with fellow Democrats and progressive unaffiliated voters, political influencers, elected officials, and candidates.

Each month, we bring a substantive and topical panel discussion, an interesting speaker, and/or an opportunity to meet and hear from candidates running for office in NC and Buncombe County. Plan to join us each third Wednesday, purchase a beverage, talk politics, and learn of ways to take meaningful action to secure a win in November.

Who should attend: Registered Democrats and progressive-minded unaffiliated voters.

Come and join us as we socialize and strategize to promote Democrats for the upcoming elections.

Who should attend: All who live in the Precinct 25.1 area

Join us as we talk to our neighbors about electing Justice Anita Earls and our Court of Appeals candidates.

Never canvassed before? Don't worry! This is a great way to get started canvassing - it is a small list in your neighborhood - and we can pair you up with another canvasser.

We'll also connect you with training, technical and emotional support; you just need to bring your fully charged phone and enthusiasm. Let’s work towards ending partisan gerrymandering in NC.

Come join us!!

Who should attend: All North Asheville Cluster Democrats and left-leaning unafilliateds

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

from Field Team Justice:

JOIN FIELD TEAM JUSTICE!

Field Team Justice is NCDP’s network of grassroots volunteers dedicated to electing Justice Anita Earls and our Court of Appeals candidates next year.

This Anytime/Anywhere Canvassing program is easy and flexible. You can grow this movement right from your own neighborhood.

HOW TO GET STARTED:

• If you're ready to get on the doors asap, read our QUICKSTART GUIDE

• Or, you can join our next monthly training for a detailed walkthrough of the program

• Then canvass anytime, anywhere.

HOW IT WORKS:

• Canvass wherever you are, and recruit friends to join you!

• Enter a list number in MiniVAN (same one for everyone!)

• Automatically receive the 16 closest doors where there are voters we need to reach.

• We’ll meet monthly to share updates for everyone and welcome new volunteers.

Come join us at Sweeten Creek Brewing for an afternoon of music, refreshments and fun as we hear from our Democratic candidates and leadership at our Downtown Cluster Annual Summer Social. Festivities will start at 1:00 . . . so sign up now and mark your calendars!

Connect with old friends and neighbors, meet some new, and let's kick off the summer season with renewed energy to get our candidates, up and down the ballot, elected in November!

Stay tuned for more details …

Who should attend: All Democrats, left-leaning unaffiliateds in the Downtown Cluster (precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 & 11.1), family & friends

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

Join your West Asheville neighbors each month for our “Wednesdays @ One World” (WOW) hosted by One World Brewing on Haywood. Each WOW includes ample time to socialize and network with fellow Democrats and progressive unaffiliated voters, political influencers, elected officials, and candidates.

Each month, we bring a substantive and topical panel discussion, an interesting speaker, and/or an opportunity to meet and hear from candidates running for office in NC and Buncombe County. Plan to join us each third Wednesday, purchase a beverage, talk politics, and learn of ways to take meaningful action to secure a win in November.

Who should attend: Registered Democrats and progressive-minded unaffiliated voters.

Join us as we talk to our neighbors about electing Justice Anita Earls and our Court of Appeals candidates.

Never canvassed before? Don't worry! This is a great way to get started canvassing - it is a small list in your neighborhood - and we can pair you up with another canvasser.

We'll also connect you with training, technical and emotional support; you just need to bring your fully charged phone and enthusiasm. Let’s work towards ending partisan gerrymandering in NC.

Come join us!!

Who should attend: All North Asheville Cluster Democrats and left-leaning unafilliateds

Please join us for our Summer Potluck Picnic. We will have several candidates and speakers starting at 10:30. Please bring a dish to share. We will provide all the drinks and plates, cups, silverware, etc. We will have some fun activities and families are welcome.

Who should attend: All interested voters from the East Asheville Cluster