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Story summary
- Democrats in North Carolina aim to mobilize rural Black voters, a critical factor for winning elections in the state.
- Party leaders say rural Black residents often feel neglected, impacting turnout.
- Camille Taylor, a local Democratic chairwoman, notes the challenge of engaging these voters beyond presidential elections.
- Rev. James Gailliard urges grassroots organizing and local messengers to connect with the community, amid declines in rural Black turnout.
