Why Are Prices Sky-High for Working Families?
Are you wondering why everyday life keeps getting more expensive?

From el mandado and la carne asada to healthcare and gas prices, our households are getting hit hard. The reason? MAGA politicians in the Senate giving a pass to extreme corporate agendas:

• Taxes: Raising costs for the working class while giving tax breaks to billionaires.
• Healthcare: Threatening vital programs while luxury projects get funded. More than 10 million Americans are losing health care coverage because of Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, which slashed the social safety net to pay for ICE detention and to give tax breaks to billionaires – and Whatley supported it. Heck, he helped elect Donald Trump as RNC Chair in 2024 on that agenda.
• Our Economy: Selling out working people and local farmers to boost corporate profits. Americans are being hit with the sharpest increase in grocery prices in 50 years. Now, grocery prices are expected to rise another 2.7% across the country this year. Our families are having to buy less at grocery stores than they did just a year ago.

Roy Cooper supports reversing healthcare cuts, expanding affordable housing, limiting corporate home purchases, modernizing the energy grid, and opposing tariffs he says are hurting the economy.

Anita Earls opposes utility rate increases and taken positions in cases involving healthcare, consumer protections, corporate accountability, and North Carolina’s constitutional obligations to public education.

Why is ICE operating with zero accountability?

Our neighborhoods are being disrupted. They’re harassing our abuelas, separating families, and spreading fear across our communities. Instead of demanding oversight, MAGA politicians are throwing ICE even more money with zero rules.

• Michael Whatley wants to give ICE a blank check without accountability. Michael Whatley was the RNC Chair during Trump’s divisive 2024 campaign, run on an anti-immigration message.

Nuestra comunidad merece protección, respeto y dignidad. 

Roy Cooper has opposed expanded local cooperation with ICE, vetoed legislation requiring sheriffs to comply with certain ICE detainer requests, and spoken out against immigration enforcement actions he says unfairly target Latino and immigrant communities.

Anita Earls’ civil rights record includes work to protect voting access and challenge discrimination affecting immigrant families and other historically underrepresented communities.