Your bill went up so duke could make billions. Take the Ratepayer Pledge. 🔗 bit.ly/pledgeduke

And if you've got people in your life who still think things aren't going all that bad, share this video with them!

We know that our government's reckless actions don't just hit us at the gas pump, but also at the grocery store and the doctor's office. We're all feeling the strain of footing the bill for another billionaire tax break.

Our city needs courageous leadership, and we will hold them to that standard. Will you join us? Wear purple and RSVP at tiny.cc/durham0219. Meet up with us at 12 PM to connect with other members of Make NC Work and Siembra NC. We'd love to see you there!

Early voting has started, and the primary is now just a few weeks away! Mark your calendars and cast your early ballots before the end of February. Primary Election Day is March 3rd.

Rev. Dr. Sadler opposes handing over our tax dollars to ICE, opposes CBP agents terrorizing our cities and attended multiple trainings to help everyone in the Queen City get to school and work safely during CBP’s operation in November.

Siembra NC and @makencwork.bsky.social are proud to endorse Rev. Dr. Rodney Sadler (@rodneysadler.com) for NC House District 106. It is leadership like Rev. Dr. Sadler’s that will make it possible for North Carolina to become the best place to live, work, and raise our families.

2025 was wild: Remember DOGE? From massive layoffs to warrantless immigration raids, millions of North Carolinians have felt the impacts of the President’s actions. Oh, and his billionaire friends’ actions, too.

Buckle up y'all! 2026 is here 🎆

Voters in Greensboro, Durham and Chapel Hill elected their next City Councils last night. And we are happy to share that in all three cities, a majority of the incoming councils said 'yes' to our pledge to stand up for their cities against attacks by the federal government.

We keep hearing about budgets and shutdowns on the news, but there are real-life consequences to the administration's attacks on working people in North Carolina...

Last night, district candidates in Durham heard from people that have personally experienced how actions by the federal government are impacting our communities.

We keep hearing about budgets and shutdowns on the news, but there are real-life consequences to the administration's attacks on working people in North Carolina.

Every day, it seems like more headlines come in about actions the federal government is taking. But the elephant in the room… or rather, in the workplace, at the check-out line, or at the back of the classroom is…

Cuts to education and to federal programs like Medicaid, which provide much-needed funding for K-12 schools, will leave teachers and staff less able to meet the needs of their students.

The cuts to federal agencies have left thousands of workers in the Triangle uncertain about how they will pay their bills, at the same time as the cost of living continues to go up for all of us.