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⚠️ THREATS TO THE VOTE: The GOP-dominated state election board ignored massive voter opposition, especially from students, and decided to cut polling sites and voting hours. In doing so, the board denied students at the nation’s largest historically Black university a midterm polling location.

Now, as early in-person voting begins across the battleground state, North Carolina A&T student Shia Rozier and some of her classmates will walk up to 45 minutes on a dirt path, across train tracks and through debris, to cast their ballots. Others will take shuttles. Most don’t have cars.

📬 MAIL VOTING ATTACKS: The same day ballots were mailed to voters, the state board implemented more restrictions, including new rules for sealing ballots. The rules are currently being litigated in federal court, with voting rights groups condemning them as “arbitrary disenfranchisement.”