For me, Election Day started at Shiloh Community Center (Precinct 8.2), continued at Murphey-Oakley (9.1)—where I was lucky enough to share a moment with Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, followed by a stint at West Asheville Library (16.2), a sojourn at T.C. Roberson (18.2), and then closing out the day at the polls at Bob’s and my home…
In case you wondering what it’s like running for office, two days out from Election Day? It’s like the last mile and a half of a marathon—except with more math. Or economics. Or something. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to offer myself in service to our city. I’ve learned so much, met so…
Every day is a combination of making the rounds of the Asheville early-voting locations and attending other organizing and civic events. Yesterday, my day began at the Asheville Area Arts Council‘s “State of the Arts” brunch at The Orange Peel. It was a pleasure to be among so many people committed to supporting and promoting…
Here’s my first campaign ad. It’s a bit unconventional, since the narration and the audio don’t match up in a conventional way. The idea was that people would get something from it if they watched it without audio… and then something more and different if they watch it with sound. It’s an experiment! Let me…
I was glad to participate in cheering on this canvassing event organized by EqualityNC, as well as Jasmine’s and Allison’s campaign, and pleased to be joined by so many fine candidates in a variety of local, state, and national races. [click an image to see larger]