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Oct 17, 2026

Jonathan CapehartHOST
26:27
That's a 47% jump, with Democrats driving the surge.
Jonathan CapehartHOST
26:32
Joining us now, Anderson Clayton, chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party.
Jonathan CapehartHOST
26:37
Chair Clayton, nice to see you again.
Jonathan CapehartHOST
26:39
Um, we're seeing higher turnout than 2020, 20 [laughs] 2022.
Anderson ClaytonGUEST
29:50
Make sure if you see something that you say something at the polls this year.
Anderson ClaytonGUEST
29:53
But we have seen, uh, anyone that was turned away was able to get out and vote once they called the hotline and reported it.
Jonathan CapehartHOST
30:00
Anderson Clayton, chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party, thank you for joining us tonight.
Anderson ClaytonGUEST
30:06
Thank you.
Jane CoastonHOST
3:05
A spokesperson for the Trump brothers told ABC News, quote, "Don and Eric are experienced business leaders who have built and invested in businesses across a wide range of industries for decades, long before their father first ran for public office." Sure.
Jane CoastonHOST
3:22
But I want to talk about the midterms and a state where the GOP is saying, "No, thank you." Joining me is Anderson Clayton, chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party.
Jane CoastonHOST
3:33
Anderson Clayton, welcome back to What Today.
Anderson ClaytonGUEST
3:35
Thanks for having me.
Anderson ClaytonGUEST
3:36
We really appreciate it.
Sean CoffeyCORRESPONDENT
10:00
And this was the same message we heard from Democratic leadership at the General Assembly earlier this morning, with several lawmakers pointing out that a special session has not been called in North Carolina since 2018.
Sean CoffeyCORRESPONDENT
10:10
This morning, State Democratic Party Chair Anderson Clayton called the special session a political ploy and urged North Carolina voters not to fall into what she called a trap.
Akilah DavisCORRESPONDENT
10:20
When this legislature wants to talk about lowering costs for North Carolinians in a comprehensive way, maybe folks could start to believe them.
Akilah DavisCORRESPONDENT
10:28
But I hope that nobody is buying what Republicans are trying to do right now in this legislature, which is cover the fact that they've not done a thing for people across North Carolina for the last nine months or the last two years that they've had the power that they could in this state.
Richard ChewHOST
17:31
So, so let me ask you a question that's, that's about unity.
Richard ChewHOST
17:34
And I mentioned, uh, Curtis Hertel in, in Michigan, and there's others that I've talked to in terms of Democratic chairs, um, obviously in your neighboring state with Anderson Clayton.
Richard ChewHOST
17:44
How are you guys working together? What, what, what's, what are your phone calls and Zoom meetings and, and so forth looking like right now when it comes to unification of the party and bringing us all together?
Christale SpainGUEST
17:57
You know, we're all members of the Association of Democratic, uh, Chairs, so we meet all the time.
Kimberly HardyGUEST
13:05
Mm-hmm
Richard ChewHOST
13:05
... and your, your connection with, with Anderson Clayton and all the rest.
Richard ChewHOST
13:08
But I just wanna come back to something that you said.
Richard ChewHOST
13:10
The reason that Justice Earls, for anybody in the country that's listening or following this, is important is because she's part of the firewall to protect gerrymandering and redistricting-
Richard ChuHOST
66:10
And I want to circle back to something about Justice Earls.
Richard ChuHOST
66:13
And I know we're talking about your election, but I know that your involvement in state politics goes beyond just your campaign and your connection with Anderson Clayton and all the rest.
Richard ChuHOST
66:22
But I just want to come back to something that you said.
Richard ChuHOST
66:25
The reason that Justice Earls, for anybody in the country that's listening or following this, is important is because she's part of the firewall to protect gerrymandering and redistricting in the state of North Carolina.

23 MINS LATER

Richard ChuHOST
89:21
So let me ask you a question that's about unity.
Richard ChuHOST
89:23
Sure.
Richard ChuHOST
89:25
I mentioned Curtis Hertel in Michigan, and there's others that I've talked to in terms of Democratic chairs, obviously in your neighboring state with Anderson Clayton.
Richard ChuHOST
89:34
How are you guys working together? What are your phone calls and Zoom meetings and so forth looking like right now when it comes to unification of the party and bringing us all together?
Richard ChuHOST
6:39
Her name has been a name that I've been familiar with for probably about almost a year now.
Richard ChuHOST
6:45
Anderson Clayton, who is the chair of the Democratic Party in North Carolina, has really been working her tail off to make sure that everybody that's a strong Democrat in North Carolina gets elected.
Richard ChuHOST
6:56
And Justice Earls is going to be with us in the 730 hour to talk about.
Richard ChuHOST
7:01
What's happening in the legal system in North Carolina, the broader country, and, of course, a little bit about her reelection campaign.

1 HR 4 MINS LATER

Richard ChuHOST
70:54
You've got to follow her in the work that they're doing at Stand Up for Science.
Richard ChuHOST
70:57
And speaking of someone that stands up for folks, stands up for people, you guys know that we've been blessed to have a great relationship with and conversations with the chair of the Democratic Party in North Carolina.
Richard ChuHOST
71:10
And that would be none other than Anderson Clayton.
Richard ChuHOST
71:12
She's been fighting really hard for Democrats in the state of North Carolina.

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