North Carolina
3 nov
Green
3 grupos · 4 votantes
Experiencia
Teacher
North Carolina Public School
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3
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North Carolina Green Party 2026 Candidates
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The Civic Table
Dirigido por Carrie Jackson · 4 votantes
What makes the Senate seat different from NC-07 is reach. A U.S. senator represents the entire state rather than one congressional district. Senators also serve six-year terms, compared with two years for members of the U.S. House.
A senator can vote on federal legislation, treaties, presidential nominations, federal spending and taxation, and other matters within the Senate's constitutional responsibilities. The Senate also has specific powers that the House does not, including confirming federal judges, Cabinet officials and certain other presidential nominees.
For 2026, this is an open North Carolina Senate seat because Thom Tillis is not seeking reelection.
Greens for US
Dirigido por Arshia Papari · 4 votantes
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Michael Dublin is the North Carolina Green Party's candidate for US Senate. Michael is a retired public school teacher and co-chair of the Black Caucus of the North Carolina Green Party. A native of Wake County and a graduate of North Carolina State University, he has dedicated his life to public service—from over two decades of volunteer prison ministry to nearly 25 years in the classroom. His campaign is built on the principles of People, Planet, and Progress. Michael prides himself on being "the best candidate money can't buy"—refusing all corporate PAC and lobbyist money. His platform is centered on the four pillars of the Green Party: championing lineage-based reparations and economic justice; fighting for a Green New Deal and banning AI data centers that drain North Carolina's water and energy; advancing proportional representation and ranked choice voting; and ending U.S. funding for genocide abroad while redirecting those resources to housing, healthcare, and education at home. He is a steadfast advocate for Medicare for All, a $25 minimum wage, and a foreign policy rooted in peace and human rights. Persistent, truthful, and authentic, Michael is running to give every North Carolinian a real choice—not the lesser of two evils, but a movement rooted in justice.