Scoop November 2012

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State Employees Association of North Carolina The SEANC Scoop November 2, 2012 Vote for Linda Coleman for Lt. Governor!

One candidate on the ballot in this year’s election has been a tireless advocate for the best interests of state employees. That candidate is Linda Coleman, candidate for lieutenant governor. A longtime SEANC member, Coleman has never wavered in her support for public services and will be a champion for working families across the state as lieutenant governor. For more on SEANC’s support for Coleman, read the front-page endorsement in November’s Reporter. Please vote for this true SEANC Hero and ask your friends and family to do the same!

SEANC Launches Multimedia Ad Blitz

Click here to read the November Reporter! Click here to read EMPAC's endorsements for the 2012 election

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SEANC continued its efforts this week to expose lieutenant governor candidate Dan Forest’s extreme political views, launching a multimedia ad blitz that includes web, radio and video ads. Please help us spread the word by letting your friends and neighbors know that if they vote for Dan Forest, it's a vote for an extremist who opposes the minimum wage, women’s right to health screenings and even the Food & Drug Administration. He also has crazy conspiracy theories on the United Nations and more. Visit extremedanforest.com for more examples. For working families' values, we urge a vote for SEANC member Linda Coleman for lieutenant governor.

SEANC in the News

SEANC Legislative Affairs Director Ardis Watkins stood up for workers' privacy in a News & Observer article featuring gubernatorial candidates Pat McCrory and Walter Dalton and their views on sharing information from state personnel files. Watkins argued against making job reviews and complaints public, explaining that state workers in a number of jobs – inspectors, for example – perform unpopular duties and are vulnerable to baseless allegations. Also, in a story on the upcoming election, SEANC Political Director Kevin LeCount told the Associated Press, "If the governor's race becomes a foregone conclusion, we would hope that North Carolinians would focus more on the lieutenant governor's race." Also, SEANC Executive Director Dana Cope will be featured in a story in Sunday’s News & Observer on the impact a change in the governor’s mansion will have on state employees.

Early Voting Ends Saturday!

Your opportunity to cast your ballot early is almost over! Saturday is the last day of early voting for 2012 in North Carolina. More than 2 million people in the state have already voted. Click here to locate an early voting spot in your area. If you can't vote by Saturday, your final chance to make your voice known is election day on

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