City & State
A look back on 2024 N.C. political campaigns
By Annika Duneja | December 5“We need to be a party where people associate us with constituent services and with community benefits, where they say you can count on Democrats to put money in your pocket, food on your table, get you a job, make sure that your health care gets taken care of,” Theodore Nollert, the campus mobilization director for the North Carolina Democratic Party and Chapel Hill Town Council member, said.
