As election season builds in North Carolina, the campaign supporting the victims’ rights amendment, Marsy’s Law for NC, continues to work to educate voters through its digital and social media campaigns. The website and social media accounts will continue to...

  STATEWIDE NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Broadcast & Distribution August 20, 2018 For additional information contact: Brad Crone (919) 809-3311 Anna Roberts (919) 208-4050 Chris Sinclair (919) 931-4652

  The official start to election season is right around the corner as summer comes to an end. And this year in North Carolina, the talk isn’t about a candidate; it’s not about legislative elections or even county candidates. This year...

  There has been a lot of attention focused on the slate of six constitutional amendments that North Carolina voters will consider on November 6. Partisan controversy has swirled around the package - but one of the amendments deserves consideration outside...

  North Carolina's General Assembly passed Marsy's Law - the constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights to victims of crime during the last week of the legislative session. The amendment needed to pass 3/5 of both chambers of the General Assembly...

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 27, 2018   Contact:             Anna Roberts    919-208-4050 Chris Sinclair    919-931-4652   Bipartisan Victims’ Rights Legislation Passes North Carolina General Assembly - Statewide Vote this Fall Constitutional Amendment to Strengthen Rights for Crime Victims will...

  Members of the North Carolina General Assembly are working through the 2018 legislative session, wrapping up work on various budget issues and taking up policy issues facing the state.  One important policy issue the legislature is considering includes a...

  The daily barrage of polling data during an intense election cycle can leave voters weary of the process. But along with the daily drum of data and numbers telling us what different groups of people are thinking about every...

  The Marsy’s Law for North Carolina campaign continues to build a following statewide - including with its active social and digital media networks. From Facebook to Twitter and Instagram, the MLNC team has covered the state with images of elected...

  Momentum in support of victims’ rights continues to build in our state, as four additional North Carolina communities—Kinston, New Bern, Nags Head, and Middlesex all passed resolutions to support Marsy’s Law last month.