All Rights Reserved w/ Yolanda Taylor

In this episode of All Rights Reserve, host Yolanda Taylor shifts focus toward the upcoming midterm elections in North Carolina, emphasizing that voter preparation begins well before election day. Taping from the governor's mansion following Governor Josh Stein’s veto of House Bill 958, Taylor breaks down how administrative rules, legislative changes, and local county boards of elections impact ballot access, early voting windows, and voter ID regulations.Key Episode TopicsHB 958 Veto & Legislative Watch: An analysis of the sweeping elections bill vetoed by Governor Stein, the possibility of a Republican-led veto override in the General Assembly, and what it means for ongoing voting rights.Voter ID and Local Rules: Practical guidance on handling voter registration, preparing a personal voting plan, and navigating potential challenges at the polls regarding photo identification consistency.Community Traditions & Restrictions: A discussion on proposed administrative regulations concerning amplified sound near polling sites, and how they intersect with traditional get-out-the-vote efforts like "Souls to the Polls" and campus strolls.Actionable Election Protection: Details on volunteering as a poll observer, recognizing misinformation, utilizing the 1-888-OUR-VOTE hotline, and training with organizations like the Black Legal Network.Important Dates: Early voting schedules for the 2026 election cycle, starting Thursday, October 15. How are you preparing your voting plan for the upcoming midterm elections?