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More lazy shyt posting:

FACT SHEET: Running for Congress in NC, 2016 Election 1) How does a person’s name get on the ballot for the primary election? NCGS §§ 163-106, 163-107, 163-107.1, 163-108, S.L. 2015-258 § 2(c)

 Candidates must file a notice of candidacy with the State Board of Elections office and pay a filing fee of 1% of the annual salary of the office sought. (It is also possible to present petitions signed by registered voters in lieu of paying the filing fee. For more information, see North Carolina General Statute § 163-107.1.) Notice of candidacy forms may be obtained from the State Board of Elections office or website prior to the date on which candidates may commence filing.

 A candidate must be a registered voter affiliated with the same political party in which he or she intends to file (a person changing party affiliation must do so 75 days prior to the date the candidate files).

 Before filing at the State Board of Elections office, all candidates must also file a certificate signed by the Director or Chairperson of the County Board of Elections where they are registered to vote at their current residential address in that county. The certification states the party with which the person is affiliated, and that the person has not changed party affiliation in the past 75 days.

 The notice of candidacy includes questions about any previous felony convictions of the candidate, and will require a further report on those convictions if there are any. Active felons who have not had their citizenship rights restored (full completion of any felony sentence, including probation, restitution, etc.) are not eligible to be registered to vote or to run for elected office.

 A candidate may not file for more than one office in the same election.  A filed primary candidate who remains unopposed after the close of the filing period will be certified as his or her party’s nominee without a primary.  The winners of the party primaries (or certified nominees, if unopposed) will be listed on the general election ballot as the nominee of their party for the office they filed for.



few more requirements:

5) What are the qualifications to be elected to Congress? N.C. Const. Art. VI § 6; U.S. Const. Art. I §§ 2, 3

 U.S. House
o 25 years of age or older o A U.S. citizen for at least 7 years
o Resident and registered voter of the state where seeking office (a candidate running for U.S. House is not required to be a resident of the Congressional District in which the candidate is seeking election)
 U.S. Senate
o 30 years of age or older o A U.S. citizen for at least 9 years
o Resident and registered voter of the state where seeking office



more reading:

https://www.mecknc.gov/BOE/candidate/Documents/2017 Candidates Guide.pdf

Information for Candidates


Municipal offices:

Filing for all offices on the ballot opens Friday, July 7 at 12:00 noon
Filing for all offices on the ballot closes Friday, July 21 at 12:00 noon


*Fees will be posted as received Click here for a printable version of 2017 Offices and filing fees.

City of Charlotte
City of Charlotte Mayor (2-year term /1 Seat) $248.00

Charlotte City Council At-Large (2-year term/4 Seats) $192.00

Charlotte City Council – District 1 (2-year term/1 Seat) $192.00

Charlotte City Council – District 2 (2-year term/1 Seat) $192.00

Charlotte City Council – District 3 (2-year term/1 Seat) $192.00

Charlotte City Council – District 4 (2-year term/1 Seat) $192.00

Charlotte City Council – District 5 (2-year term/1 Seat) $192.00

Charlotte City Council – District 6 (2-year term/1 Seat) $192.00

Charlotte City Council – District 7 (2-year term /1 Seat) $192.00

Town of Cornelius
Mayor (2-year term/1 Seat) $12.00

Board of Commissioners (2-year term/5 Seats) $5.00

Town of Davidson
Mayor (2-year term/1 Seat) $10.00

Board of Commissioners (2-year term/5 Seats) $5.00

Town of Huntersville
Mayor (2-year term/1 Seat) $10.00

Board of Commissioners (2-year term/6 Seats) $5.00

Town of Matthews
Mayor (2-year term/1 Seat) $25.00

Board of Commissioners (2-year term/6 Seats) $10.00

Town of Mint Hill
Mayor (2-year term/1 Seat) $50.00

Board of Commissioners (2-year term/4 Seats) $25.00

Town of Pineville
Mayor (2-year term/1 Seat) $6.00

Town Council (4-year term/2 Seats) $5.00


Mecklenburg County School Board

Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board - District 1 (4-year term/1 Seat) $60.00

Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board - District 2 (4-year term/1 Seat) $60.00

Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board - District 3 (4-year term/1 Seat) $60.00

Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board - District 4 (4-year term/1 Seat) $60.00

Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board - District 5 (4-year term/1 Seat) $60.00

Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board - District 6 (4-year term/1 Seat) $60.00


* Filing Fees greater than $50 must be paid with a check or money order made payable to the
Mecklenburg County Board of Elections.
*The Candidate listing will be posted beginning Friday, July 7, 2017 as individuals file.


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So we're just gonna completely ignore the GOP (and why most black people don't want them in power) and only talk about the Democrats? :hhh:
Green party, Libertarian, doesnt matter, we just need to create an incentive to do right by blacks...
Surely you can agree with that?:ld:









Side note: Dems deflect to the GoP, Trump supporters deflect to Hillary:russ: I guess its just how the game goes.
 

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More lazy shyt posting:
I'm not questioning the validity of your point, I'm laughing at the idea that blacks(as a community) have the same opportunity and agency as everyone else... saying just use the system is comical. Its really no different than the economic bootstrapping conservatives tend to push. Sure it can work, but for the vast majority it wont.
The system in this country is rigged/setup so that only cacs can make meaningful changes :yeshrug: if cacs dont change things we are fukked... and im saying let lean on them(the "good whites") to do so.



:francis:I'm not even sure exactly what you are objecting to? is it the idea of showing support to the opposition?
 

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Green party, Libertarian, doesnt matter, we just need to create an incentive to do right by blacks...
Surely you can agree with that?:ld:









Side note: Dems deflect to the GoP, Trump supporters deflect to Hillary:russ: I guess its just how the game goes.

The difference is that the GOP controls every level of the government while Hillary controls nothing. But then again pretty much every post you make about anything is just false equivalence so I shouldn't be surprised. :russ:

And the Dems don't have any power right now. So voting Libertarian or whatever to give Dems "Incentive" to do something is pointless when they don't have any ability to do so and only helps the GOP.




You're basically advocating voting for Klansmen on the premise that it'll motivate the parties to compete for the black vote. The problem is you somehow can't seem to grasp that having Klansmen is power is inherently bad.
 

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I'm not questioning the validity of your point, I'm laughing at the idea that blacks(as a community) have the same opportunity and agency as everyone else... saying just use the system is comical. Its really no different than the economic bootstrapping conservatives tend to push. Sure it can work, but for the vast majority it wont.
The system in this country is rigged/setup so that only cacs can make meaningful changes :yeshrug: if cacs dont change things we are fukked... and im saying let lean on them(the "good whites") to do so.



:francis:I'm not even sure exactly what you are objecting to? is it the idea of showing support to the opposition?
I gave you numbers in a post above.

But if voter turnout for primaries and runoffs rarely breach 15 percent and usually around 5 or 6 percent for the first round of voters for municipal and state elections why do you think strong black voter turnout couldn't easily sway the political agenda for at least the 2 or 3 years they're guaranteed in office. Further, considering how many people run unopposed and how likely people are to vote for the incumbent it should be straight forward.

I continually use Charlotte because we recently had a huge purge of old incumbents replaced by younger voters and a black female mayor almost entirely because of higher voter turnout.
 

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I'm sure it's those pesky illegal immigrants holding black folks back in Alabama and Mississippi :mjlol:


that isnt the issue, the issue is democrats get 90% of the black vote, are democrats gonna threaten to shut down the government and to hold up the budget unless funding is added to to help alleviate poverty in in those areas

when pelosi and schumer meet with trump next are they going to try to get a deal to help people in the "black belt"
 

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when pelosi and schumer meet with trump next are they going to try to get a deal to help people in the "black belt"

Pelosi and Schumer? :why:
Muhfukka will the sitting US Senators of the Black Belt try to get a deal to help people in the Black Belt? :gucci:

What are Thad Cochran or Roger Wicker's opinions on the black belt?
What is Richard Shelby's opinion on the black belt?
 

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You're basically advocating voting for Klansmen on the premise that it'll motivate the parties to compete for the black vote. The problem is you somehow can't seem to grasp that having Klansmen is power is inherently bad.
:comeon:
There isnt an option on the table where they arent in power...
What im suggesting is pressuring the Klansmen on the left to address our issues or they can continue to lose elections to the Klansmen on the right.
It doesnt even have to involve supporting the GoP:comeon:
 

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I'm sure it's those pesky illegal immigrants holding black folks back in Alabama and Mississippi :mjlol:
No, but I believe cheap labor is negatively affecting low skill wages everywhere...
:yeshrug:
However little workers already earn, there is always somebody who wishes they earned even less. And for those somebodies, the solution is import more cheap labor.
But not just any cheap labor.
Cheap labor that cannot quit, that cannot accept a better offer, that cannot complain.
 

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No, but I believe cheap labor is negatively affecting low skill wages everywhere...
:yeshrug:
However little workers already earn, there is always somebody who wishes they earned even less. And for those somebodies, the solution is import more cheap labor.
But not just any cheap labor.
Cheap labor that cannot quit, that cannot accept a better offer, that cannot complain.
God damn those illegal immigrants for lowering teacher salaries
 
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