NewsBeneath a string of penants in red, white and blue, a disposable coffee cup sports a waving American flag. Coffee, Pastries, and Our Vote at Justice Coffee. Details in the article.

Primary Election Day (March 3) is getting close, mail in voting is open and early voting starts February 12.  Justice Coffee invites you to join us at 8:30 am on Tuesday, February 24, for coffee and pastries at Union Special Bakery (we each buy our own). Then join us to vote at Chavis Community Center after an hour of relaxing conversation.

The election season is intense! Let’s have fun together over coffee and then support one another in acting out our voting rights.

Union Special Bakery is at 2409 Crabtree Blvd. in Raleigh.

Chavis Community Center is 505 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Raleigh.

The Justice Coffee contact person is Mike Soboeiro (info in Breeze or via office.cucc@gmail.com).

Community UCC is nonpartisan and does not endorse candidates or parties. We do encourage people to vote as their faith and conscience guide them.

Voter resources

Find NC voting resources (photo ID, registration, requesting vote by mail (absentee) ballot, etc) here.  Find Wake County voter information here.

Print your sample ballot here. While you are on the Voter Lookup site, confirm that all of your voting information is correct (party, name with spelling) and that your registration is active.