Wilson NC GOP

When we say Whatley championed a child sexual predator’s rise to power, this is what we mean. With full knowledge of his crimes, btw contrariannews.org/p/fundraising-…

A federal judge has upheld a NC law that changed the process of verifying same-day voter registration in NC. #ncga #ncpol carolinajournal.com/federal-judge-…

State audit finds financial mismanagement in Elm City #NCPOL wilsontimes.com/news/state-aud…

If that image looks familiar, it may be because it looks a lot like North Carolina infamous 12th Congressional District map drawn by the Democratic controlled General Assembly in 1992, which was struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2017 in Cooper v. Harris. thearp.org/litigation/coo… Yes, that "Cooper" in Cooper v. Harris would be Roy Cooper when he was Attorney General... but he was an NCGA Senator (appointed in 1991 to the 10th District) at the time the map was drawn. The 1992 redistricting happened during a special session in January of that year. Ironically perhaps, the bill involved was House Bill 2 (and companion bill SB2). #ncpol #ncga

Eight people in Phillips County recently turned themselves in after agents in my Special Investigations Division obtained warrants for their arrest on felony charges related to a runoff election for the Phillips County Justice of the Peace seat for District 9. Lita Moore Johnson, 62, a teacher at Marvell School District who won the runoff election for the Justice of the Peace seat, was one of the individuals arrested after evidence was submitted that she told multiple voters to illegally change the address on their voter registration so that they could vote for her in the runoff. Johnson was charged with two counts of solicitation to commit perjury, a class D felony. Seven other individuals were charged with perjury, a class C felony, for fraudulently changing their address on an Arkansas Voter Registration Application. Each of them voted in the precinct corresponding with the District 9 Justice of the Peace runoff despite their actual address dictating that they vote elsewhere. They are: •    Mearion Armstrong, 68, retired
•    Cordelia Foster, 60, an elementary teacher at KIPP Public School in Helena
•    Shirley Hicks, 56, a custodian at Barton School District
•    Jasean Smith, 30, a teacher at Central High School in Helena and the pastor of Galilee Church
•    Adam Swopes, 26, a lieutenant with the Arkansas Department of Corrections
•    Rachel Gamble Sykes, 56, Arkansas Crime Information Center coordinator for the Phillips County Sheriff’s Office
•    Jocelyn Washington, 39, who works at the Phillips County Development Center Keeping Arkansas’s elections the most secure in the country requires vigilance and perseverance, and I am pleased to see these individuals held accountable for their actions. tinyurl.com/nbbxv2ct #arnews

Yes, @JeffJacksonNC accepted an “Equity Award” from a notorious child molester (and gave him a big hug) … but the REAL STORY is that he is clearly lying about not being aware of Chad Turner’s “status”... #NCPOL