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Final Push to the Polls: GOTV RALLY w/ Hardy for Congress & Justice Allison Riggs
Sunday, November 1, 2026, 12:00 PM EST
Fayetteville, North Carolina
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We are in the final countdown! With just days left until Election Day, the momentum across North Carolina’s 7th Congressional District is incredible—but we need YOU to help us cross the finish line. Join the campaign of Dr. Kimberly Hardy and our very special guest, NC Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs, for an electrifying Get Out The Vote (GOTV) Rally! Dr. Hardy is fighting for Southeastern North Carolina to lower costs, raise wages, and strengthen our public schools. Justice Riggs has dedicated her career to protecting our voting rights and ensuring our courts work for the people. Together, they are ready to fire up this crowd—and then we are getting straight to work. Flipping CD7 blue and protecting our courts will take all of us. After we hear from our speakers, we will channel our energy directly into action. We’ll be launching our final canvassing and phone-banking shifts right from the rally to reach every last voter in the district before the polls close. What to expect: Hear from the candidates: Inspiring words from Dr. Hardy and Justice Riggs to fuel our final push. Get trained: Quick, easy training for door-knocking and phone-banking (no experience required!). Take action: Hit the doors or the phones to talk to crucial voters in these final hours. What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, a fully charged smartphone, water, and your friends and family! This is the moment where elections are won. Let’s leave it all on the field, talk to our neighbors, and make sure power is put back in the hands of we the people. Sign up for a shift below, and let’s finish strong!
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