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WHY VOTE?

“The vote is the most powerful, non-violent tool we have in the domestic society.”

John Lewis, U.S. Representative

IT IS OUR DUTY……….
Democracy; it is our civic duty.
Every vote matters. (It allows us to help make Decisions on the quality of life we need).
It’s your right – (After years of marching and Protesting and fighting, we have the right to vote.
It’s your money – (Choose how your tax dollars are spent).
Voting makes a positive impact to changes.
The community is counting on you

Voting Resources

VOTE SMART!!

Votesmart.org

VOTE!

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WHEN WE ALL VOTE!!!

https://whenweallvote.org/

Legislative Contact Information

- Senate District 2: Tom Butler

- Senate District 3: Sam Givhan

- Senate District 7: Arthur Orr

- Senate District 8: Steve Livingston

- Senate District 9: Wes Kitchens

House Districts

Parker Moore (4),
Andy Whitt (6),
Marilyn Lands (10),
Laura Hall (19),
James Lomax (20),
Rex Reynolds (21),
Ritchie Whorton (22),
Phillip Rigsby (25),
Anthony Daniels (53).

Organized Committees for Effective Change

Family Fortification Committee

Economic Empowerment Committee

Political Awareness Committee

Education Committee

Social Justice Committee

Find out more about our Committees

Recent Articles

Back to School parade

The 2022 Back to School Parade was again sponsored by the North Huntsville Community

United for Action Organization (NHCUA). The purpose of this event is to highlight the

importance of education and to bring together parents, teachers, students and most importantly the community for fellowship, food, fun and games. Different organizations and businesses were able to showcase their talents and goods.

Members of the North Huntsville Community United for Action demanded Superintendent Casey Wardynski's resignation

Chief Financial Officer

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Pastors, clergy discuss Madison county Confederate monument

The Greater Huntsville Interdenominational Ministerial Fellowship, Incorporated (GHIMF, INC), the North Huntsville Community United for Action (NHCUA), some members of the Southeast Clergy Cluster, and other pastors and clergy across racial lines from the community at-large hosted the event.

Elected Officials Vaccine Campaign

‘LEADING BY EXAMPLE’: (LEFT – RIGHT) Councilman Devyn Keith (District 1); Councilman John Meredith (District 5, President Pro Temp) Commissioner Violet Edward (District 6); State Rep. Laura Hall (District 19): Alabama House Minority Leader, Anthony Daniels (District 53) and Huntsville School Board, Michelle Watkins (District 1)

Union Hill Primitive Baptist Church Pastor Dr. Oscar Montgomery speaks for the North Huntsville Community United for Action Members

A group of black elected officials and community representatives Monday morning showed their approval for the desegregation plan but vowed to "consistently and persistently monitor the implementation of the plan."

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