At a mosque in suburban Durham, Nigel Edwards set up a table with voter registration information and a QR code directing people to election resources. It was part of a push Friday by Muslim organizations across North Carolina to encourage members of their community to register and vote in the November election.
At a mosque in suburban Durham, Nigel Edwards set up a table with voter registration information and a QR code directing people to election resources.
It was part of a push Friday by Muslim organizations across North Carolina to encourage members of their community to register and vote in the November election.
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At a mosque in suburban Durham, Nigel Edwards set up a table with voter registration information and a QR code directing people to election resources. It was part of a push Friday by Muslim organizations across North Carolina to encourage members of their community to register and vote in the November election.
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