The Senate overrode the Freedom to Carry NC veto, but the House still hasn’t finished the job, and early voting starts October 15. Chip in $15 before Wednesday midnight so NCFC can expose the record and mobilize gun voters before November 3.
CHIP IN $15: EXPOSE THEIR RECORDS
Chip in $15 before Wednesday midnight
Remember in November.
North Carolina gun owners have a score to settle in November.
Freedom to Carry NC (Permitless Carry) was vetoed. The Senate overrode that veto. But the House still hasn’t finished the override, so permitless concealed carry for eligible adults is still not law.
The politicians who left that job unfinished will still ask gun owners for votes, money, and another term, and the Radical Left will spend every day between now and November telling voters that your right to defend yourself is the problem.
We’re not going to let either side rewrite the record.
Absentee ballots have already been mailed, in-person early voting begins October 15, and Election Day is November 3. That gives us a short window to identify gun voters, expose the politicians who stalled, run district-targeted ads, and make sure North Carolinians know who stood for Freedom to Carry and who walked away when the pressure was on.
CHIP IN $15: EXPOSE THEIR RECORDS
That work costs money, and if we close the quarter short, we’ll have to scale back the very ads, mail, texts, and voter contact that can make betrayal politically expensive.
I don’t want a single weak Republican believing gun owners forgot this fight, and I don’t want the Radical Left defining the election before we reach our people.
Chip in $15 before our End-of-Quarter deadline Wednesday at midnight and help us carry the Freedom to Carry fight straight into the voting booth.
CHIP IN $15: EXPOSE THEIR RECORDS
For Freedom,
Chris Dorr
Executive Director
North Carolina Firearms Coalition
P.S. The House still hasn’t finished the Freedom to Carry NC override, and early voting starts October 15. Chip in $15 before Wednesday midnight so we can expose the record and mobilize gun voters before November 3.