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March 26-28, 2010 – Fayetteville, NC FEATURING: [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="580" caption="Ken Lewis - Elaine Marshall - Cal Cunningham"][/caption] Young, College, and Teen Democrats of North Carolina will host the 2010 State Convention on March 26-28, 2010. Please join us for another exciting conference of young and engaged North Carolina leaders ready to lead us forward. Come and see the 1 and only North Carolina Senate Primary Debate, including Secretary of State Elaine Marshall, Ken Lewis and Cal Cunningham. Purchase your ticket today and submit a question to ask of the candidates! Purchase your tickets online at the YDNC Website, HERE. LOCATION: Holiday Inn Bordeaux 1707 Owen Drive Fayetteville, NC Reserve your hotel room today for only $88/night at the Holiday Inn Bordeaux! Click HERE for Reservations. Use Group Code “YDC” to gain your discount. Friday Night Welcoming Reception – $10 Kickoff event for the convention US Senate Debate – $15 Ticket to attend ...

Come Join Us for Our 1st Annual CCYD Winter Social Fundraiser. Leave it all behind and come out for a relaxing and enjoyable evening with fellow Democrats. Where: Hilltop House Restaurant When: Friday, December 18, 2009 Address: 1240 Ft Bragg Rd Time: 7:30-9:30 pm Hors D'oeuvres will be served Cash Bar will be available

Cumberland County is located in North Carolina and is part of the Fayetteville, North Carolina Metropolitan Area. The population according to the 2000 census was 302,963. The county was formed in 1754, and named for Prince William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland. The county has gone through many changes in its geographic size. At one point it ceded area with Johnston and Orange counties to form Wake County. Its western side was sheared off to form Moore county, while the eastern side became Fayette county before quickly being changed back. The northern part wasn't unaffected either, it later formed Harnett County. Additionally, parts of Cumberland were used to form both Robeson and Hoke counties. The largest city in the county, Fayetteville, was named in honor of the Marquis de la Fayette.

Young Democrats or YDs, are a group of 18-35 year olds that have come together to channel our passions and energies into an effective organization for progressive change. Not only have the YDs worked to pass initiatives like NC House Bill 91, which now allows new voters to register up to three days before Election Day, but we have also worked to put State & Local officials in office, as well as Congressional Representatives, Senators and we even played a large part in turning North Carolina Blue in the Presidential election. We are the movers and shakers. Come help us chart a new course for this party, city, county, state and country.