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Justice Circle Vote NO on HB 1047 – Welfare Reform/Food and Nutrition Benefits
May 16, 2016 House Bill 1047, Welfare Reform/Food and Nutrition Benefits, would eliminate North Carolina’s ability to expand categorical eligibility (CAT EL) as …
Publication Type: Fact Sheet
Analysis of Senate Bill 817
June 13, 2016 A state constitutional amendment proposed in the North Carolina Senate would seriously limit our state’s ability to meet the needs …
SB 817 Puts NC’s AAA-Bond Rating at Risk
June 13, 2016 Amending the state constitution to set an arbitrary and low income tax rate could harm North Carolina’s respected AAA bond …
Senate Bill 817 would lock in June 2016
Amending the state constitution to set an arbitrary and low income tax rate cap would lock in the tax giveaways that lawmakers have …
SB 817 threatens our children’s education and our state’s future economic health
Amending the state constitution to set an arbitrary and low income tax rate would threaten North Carolina’s ability to invest in a quality …
Top 1 percent earned almost 18 times more than everyone else in N.C. in 2013
July 21, 2016 Between 2009 and 2013, the top 1 percent captured 85.1 percent of total income growth in the United States, according …
YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Food Insecurity
Many North Carolinians—including children, families, and older adults—face hunger and go without adequate and nutritious foods on a regular basis. North Carolina is …
What North Carolina’s FY2017 Budget Means for Children
The state budget is a crucial tool to help children thrive now and in the future. Public investments—early childhood education, quality public schools, …
Across the State, North Carolinians Vote for Public Investments
North Carolinians who cast their ballots this year made several critical choices. Among these were important ballot initiatives to increase public investment in …
Hunger in North Carolina
Every night, people in almost 630,000 North Carolina households don’t have enough to eat. North Carolina has the 8th highest rate of food …