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2016 Annual Report DEMOCRACY ADVOCATE Democracy North Carolina | 2016 Annual Report Reaching New Heights: 2016 at a Glance A message from our Executive Director With your support, Democracy North Carolina is reaching new heights as the state’s premier pro- democracy organization. In 2016, we doubled our reach on social media, organized volunteers to win stronger early voting plans in 46 counties, and delivered voter information to 1.1 million targeted households. In 2017, we’ll continue fighting for voting rights, redistricting reform, and an elections system “of, by, and for the people!” We appreciate your activism and support! - Bob Hall Our Impact on the Ground Income: $2,814,465 Expenses: $2,757,441 Honorarium, Administration: Fundraising: 4% Interest, Etc.: 7% 1% Non-Profit Partners: 24% Research: 12% Organizing, Leadership Training: 43% Democracy Foundations: Summer, 53% Millennial: 14% Individuals: 22% Voter Education: 20% Income & Expenses for 2016 Thanks for Your Generous Support in 2016! 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