The Mission of the AAC-WCDP is to promote political participation and education within the African American Community, encourage African Americans to seek public office, represent issues and concerns of its membership to the Democratic Party Leadership, and to work towards strengthening the Democratic Party.
Serving All Communities in Wake County
On February 8, 2003, thirty-nine distinguished elected officials, leaders and advocates of the African American Democratic State Executive Committee (SEC) united to ensure that the interests and concerns of African Americans were included and addressed by the State SEC. Their valiant efforts led to the SEC’s adoption of a resolution to recognize the creation of the first African American Caucus as an official organization and auxiliary of the Party.
Lovonia Allison
Harold Lee Hairston
Albert Porter
Linda D. Coleman
Gary Wadell
Stella Adams
Bernard Allen, Sr.
Vicki Alston
Sonia M. Barnes
Edward Carter
Mary Clinton
Keith Corbett
Chenay Costen
Alan Foster
Millie Hoffler-Foushee
Rosa Gill
Una Green
Ronnie Green
Catherine Hall
Jeanette Council
Ty Cox
Carl Dean
Gina Pettis-Dean
Beverly Earl
Kennis Wilkins
Barbara McKoy
Larry Hall
Sadie Howard
Ann Huggins
Tracy Lovett
Sharon Morris
Mary Perry
Bobby Richardson
Carolyn Smith
Ronnie Smith
Terrance Taylor
Everett Ward
Magdalene Whitley
Branda Wilkins
Paid for by the African American Caucus of the Wake County Democratic Party
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