The NC Forward Party

The NC Forward Party

From Where the Dogwood Blooms by Cassie Clark

February 25, 2026 · 1h 2m · Episode 55

About this episode

Cassie Clark interviews Lennie Friedman about the North Carolina Forward Party and its focus on political reform and education.

In this episode, I sat down in downtown Raleigh with Lennie Friedman — retired NFL player and Vice Chair of the North Carolina Forward Party — for a real, candid conversation about why he stepped into a third-party movement that says it’sfighting for the political “middle 70%.” Lennie walks through how the Forward Party first came together nationally, led by Andrew Yang and former New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman — and why the North Carolina chapter is choosing to stay laser-focused on state issues instead of getting swallowed up in national political chaos. We dig into what they see as the root problem: broken political incentives. That means tackling gerrymandering, pushing for term limits, and advocating for instant runoff (ranked-choice) voting so candidates actually have to earn 50% support — especially in primaries where someone can currently win with roughly 30%. Lennie makes the case that those reforms would reduce the “spoiler” fear around third parties, force candidates to campaign beyond their base, and maybe — just maybe — cool down some of the mudslinging that’s become standard operating procedure. We also get into education. Lennie talks about outcomes…

People in this episode

Host: Cassie Clark

Guest: Lennie Friedman

Topics covered

  • third-party politics
  • political reform
  • gerrymandering
  • ranked-choice voting
  • education outcomes

Keywords

  • North Carolina Forward Party
  • Lennie Friedman
  • political middle 70%
  • gerrymandering
  • ranked-choice voting
  • education reform
  • Mississippi Miracle

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: North Carolina Forward Party, Mississippi Miracle

Places: North Carolina, downtown Raleigh

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