Robin Anderson

Robin Anderson of Cary, an employment attorney and Chair of the State Personnel Commission, has announced that she is filing today for election to the N.C. House of Representatives.

“In my professional and public life, I have seen the impact that unemployment has on people and families. That’s why I’ll be laser-focused on creating jobs.”

“Now is not the time for more politics and partisanship. We need solutions so we don’t turn our backs on North Carolinians who work hard every day at their jobs - or their job searches - to provide for their families; for small businesses who can’t keep their doors open; for law enforcement needing resources; or those for whom affordable healthcare remains out of reach. North Carolina is at an important crossroad, it is time to fight for solutions.”

The Charlotte Observer Editorial Board Endorsed Robin Anderson Today.

Yesterday brought news that both the Simkins PAC of Greensboro and the NC Academy of Trial Lawyers endorsed Robin Anderson for Labor Commissioner.

Yesterday the Robin Anderson campaign announced an endorsement by the RWCA and today released a biographical web video.

This is the first specific idea for a new policy of the election cycle.

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Today Robin Anderson, Democratic candidate for Labor Commissioner, announced her endorsement by the Black Political Caucus of Charlotte-Mecklenburg.

Sunday the Charlotte Observer printed an interview with Labor Commissioner Cherie Berry. The interview covered her reaction to the groundbreaking investigation of the House of Raeford poultry plants.

Shocking is the only word that can be used to describe Berry’s reaction.

Doug Massengill, newly elected President of the NC Federation of College Democrats

Back from the cold of New Hampshire I have found a new job. And it involves lots of conversations about chickens and elevators.