“That #NorthCarolina is leaving observer rights largely undefended against activists opposed to transparent elections,” @PILFoundation President and General Counsel J. Christian Adams said. @VoteChecker bit.ly/3byXU3v 
“Using the Voting Rights Act to attack #TransparentElections is both wrong and beyond the Constitutional application of that important civil rights law. In a time of great stress and change, our elections must have more citizen observation—not less.” bit.ly/3byXU3v
#NorthCarolina “Our entire democratic process depends on the confidence both sides hold in the election’s results, and observers play a critical role,” said Jay DeLancy, Director of VIP-NC. bit.ly/3byXU3v
#NorthCarolina “We defend North Carolina’s at-large observer law because it helps rescue us from the Jim-Crow past, when #ElectionOfficials intimidated the voters, abused observers, and rigged outcomes.” bit.ly/3byXU3v
The State of #NorthCarolina is derelict in defending the current observer system being contested in the case. bit.ly/3byXU3v
VIP-NC’s has an established record of recruiting and training observers dating back to before the 2012 Election. Trainees are taught to document voter misconduct, election worker errors, and offer on-the-spot correction when warranted. @VoteChecker
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#NorthCarolina State Attorneys Ignore Arguments Against At-Large Observer Rights . Attacking #TransparentElections is both wrong and beyond the Constitutional application of that important civil rights law.”
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