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The SEANC Employees Political Action Committee (EMPAC) is a critical tool to ensuring our success in the fight to secure pay raises and improve health care and retirement benefits. Why do state employees need a PAC? Current law prohibits SEANC from using dues to support political candidates running for elected

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SEANC is committed to protecting your privacy. We maintain the privacy of your information using security technologies, and we adhere to policies that prevent unauthorized use of your personal information. What personal information does SEANC collect and how is it used? SEANC collects personal information from you when you join

2014 Endorsement Results

EMPAC-endorsed candidates were successful in the 2014 election with an overall winning percentage of 73 percent.In the state Senate, the 17 of 24 endorsed winners are: District 3: Erica Smith-Ingram (D-Northampton)District 4: Angela Bryant (D-Nash)District 5: Don Davis (D-Greene)District 6: Harry Brown (R-Onslow)District 7: Louis Pate (R-Wayne)District 10: Brent Jackson

2012 Endorsement Results

Statewide WinnersElaine Marshall for secretary of stateJune Atkinson for state superintendentBeth Wood for state auditorSteve Troxler for secretary of agriculture N.C. House WinnersDistrict 4 Jimmy DixonDistrict 5 Annie Ward MobleyDistrict 6 Paul TineDistrict 7 Angela R. BryantDistrict 11 Duane HallDistrict 12 George GrahamDistrict 18 Susi HamiltonDistrict 22 William BrissonDistrict 2

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EMPAC Bylaws

EMPAC Bylaws (Approved 2015)EMPAC Endorsement Procedures Manual (Approved 2017) EMPAC Operations Manual (Approved 2017)

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