Candidate Questionnaire

The choice for North Carolina State Legislators is crucial: State legislators have the power to shape laws on reproductive rights, determine protections for trans individuals, and regulate access to books in schools and libraries. Their decisions directly impact our civil liberties, education, and freedoms.

The ACLU of North Carolina does not endorse or oppose candidates, but wants you to make an informed decision

We gave candidates running for North Carolina Senate District 13 and House District 37, the opportunity to share their positions on key issues for the upcoming election.

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Thursday, September 12, 2024 - 10:00am

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Read more about 2024 NC Senate District 13 & House District 37 Legislative Candidate Scorecard

The choice for Wake County District Attorney is important: District attorneys can determine whether to punish personal marijuana use, sentence children to a lifetime in prison, or seek a death sentence. We gave both candidates running in the Democratic primary, Lorrin Freeman and Damon Chetson, the opportunity to answer questions related to our criminal justice system and the office for which they are seeking election.

It’s up to you to decide.

Election Day is Tuesday, May 17, 2022.

Register to vote online or by mail by April 22, 2022, or register in person to vote during Early Voting (April 28 - May 14, 2022).
Voting Information.
Wake County Early Voting Locations and Hours.

Disclaimer: Paid for by the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina. The ACLU of NC does not endorse or oppose candidates, but urges you to cast an informed vote. We have done our best to represent each candidate in a fair and reasonable way based on candidates’ responses to our questionnaire and in public statements. These materials are not authorized by any candidate or candidates' committee.

Updated 5/4/2022