Endorsed by over 20 organizations
and over 50 respected leaders
By Kyle Gott
Today, Alma Adams released her list of endorsements from organizations and community leaders. They include progressive organizations, women’s groups, organized labor, medical associations, and over 50 respected community leaders. This is the latest wave of momentum the Alma Adams campaign has received after releasing a poll showing her leading the field in the 12th Congressional District race. Adams leads by +7% over the entire field.
State Auditor Beth Wood stated, “Alma Adams is a proven leader with integrity. She is someone who will fight for what she believes in. She doesn’t play political games, she does what is right. Adams delivers what she promises, and you can count on her to get the job done. She is exactly the type of leader we need in Congress right now, and that’s why I proudly endorse her in North Carolina’s 12th Congressional District race.”
Wood continued, “And please know that I don’t take my endorsements lightly. I have only ever endorsed two other candidates in my career, but I feel so strongly about Alma Adams that I needed to make it known. I urge everyone to support this remarkable woman in her bid for Congress. Adams will make our state and our country proud.”
Former Lt. Governor Dennis Wicker added, “Alma Adams has been a tireless worker and champion for her constituents in the North Carolina General Assembly. I am confident she will take that same work ethic to Congress and move North Carolina forward.”
State Senator Earline Parmon stated, "Representative Alma Adams is the right person for the 12th Congressional district. Not only is she a strong voice on all of the right issues, she has been a leader and has fought for policies on Education, Healthcare, the Environment, Women's health, and a livable wage. As an experienced policy maker she will hit the ground working on behalf of the citizens of the 12th Congressional district and North Carolina."
Alma Adams excitedly responded, “This is another great day for our campaign. I am honored to have earned the support and trust of so many worthy organizations and respected leaders. With their help, I will go to Washington and stand up to the Tea Party extremists who are hurting our families here in North Carolina. We are going to win this election and send a strong voice for our working people and our families to Congress.”
The full list of endorsements:
Organizations
AFL-CIO
American College of Radiology Association
American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
American Medical Association
American Postal Workers Union
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Communication Workers of America
Emily’s List
Feminist Majority
NARAL, Pro-Choice America
National Organization for Women
National Women’s Political Caucus
North Carolina Association of Educators
Planned Parenthood Action Fund
Professional Fire Fighters and Paramedics of North Carolina
Progressive Kick Super PAC
Sheet Metal Workers
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
Women’s Campaign Fund
Individuals
Greensboro Councilwoman Marikay Abuzuaiter
Guilford County School Board Member Sandra C. Alexander
Former Greensboro Mayor Carolyn Allen
Lexington City Councilman D. Linwood Bunce II
Guilford County Commissioner Kay Cashion
Former Congresswoman Eva Clayton
Guilford County Commissioner Carolyn Q. Coleman
Former Rep. Linda Coleman
Guilford County School Board Member Darlene Garrett
U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
Former Sen. Katie Dorsett
Rep. Rick Glazier
Rep. George Graham
Former Greensboro City Councilwoman Sandra Anderson Groat
Minority Leader, Rep. Larry Hall
Rev. Sekinah Hamlin
Rep. Pricey Harrison
Greensboro City Councilwoman Sharon Hightower
Greensboro City Councilwoman Nancy Hoffman
Forsyth County Retired ABC officer Harry James
Former Rep. Maggie Jeffus
Greensboro Mayor Pro Tempore Yvonne Johnson
Former Rep. Annie Brown Kennedy
Former Forsyth County Democratic Party Chair Harold Kennedy III
Harvey and Pat Kennedy
Rep. Marvin Lucas
Dr. Julianne Malveaux, former President of Bennett College
Forsyth County Commissioner Walter Marshall
Former Rep. Mary McAllister
Former President of High Point NAACP Raymond McAllister
Rep. Mickey Michaux
Sen. Earline Parmon
Former Greensboro Mayor Robbie Perkins
Lexington City Councilman E. Lewis Phillips
Rep. Garland Pierce
Rep. Joe Sam Queen
Guilford County Board of Education Member Amos Quick III
Mecklenburg County Commissioner Kim Ratliff
Rep. Bobbie Richardson
Sen. Gladys Robinson
U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders
Rep. Evelyn Terry
Guilford County Register of Deeds Jeff Thigpen
Former Sen. Don Vaughan
Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan
Former Rep. Jennifer Weiss
Former Greensboro City Councilwoman Joanne White
Former Lt. Governor Dennis Wicker
Former Rep. Larry Womble
State Auditor Beth Wood
Former Winston-Salem Mayor Martha Wood
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