Our Wake County Indivisible work leading up to the 2026 midterm elections is grounded in one core belief: democracy only works when voters can clearly see how those in power have used it, and hold them accountable. 

We focus on accountability because North Carolina’s future depends on it.

Alongside our food drives, protests, and direct community support through voter registration repair, our work through the 2026 midterms will center on records—not rhetoric. Fair courts, fair maps, and accountable leadership are on the ballot, from Justice Anita Earls’ reelection to Roy Cooper’s Senate campaign. Voters deserve clear information about who has protected democracy—and who hasn’t.

The stakes are clear. Decisions made by lawmakers, judges, and statewide leaders determine whether voters have fair representation, whether courts remain independent, and whether public institutions serve the people or entrench political power. Votes on redistricting, the courts, budgets, healthcare, the use of government-sponsored police force as well as international military actions have lasting consequences for families and for democracy itself.

Bookmark this space to stay updated and informed for 2026.