📣 Urgent!! Please Help!! NC Supreme Court Race Decision

[littlemissmartypants]

...Depends on Our Help!

Urgently Needed Volunteers for

NC Ballot Chase and Cure Virtual Canvass

Sign up here:
https://www.mobilize.us/ncdems/event/742862/

Tuesday, November 12 – Thursday, November 14
10 – 11:30am EST
Virtual event
Join from anywhere
About this event
Join us to "knock doors" of likely Democratic voters whose ballots were rejected. We'll be there to give them the information they need to get their votes counted!

These folks are committed to making their voices heard in this election, so these conversations are about proving guidance and encouragement to motivated voters.

This activity is best for experienced canvassers who are familiar with MiniVAN and have several hours to devote to this effort over the next few days. Volunteers must have transportation.

Cure Chase Canvass Schedule

1) Attend a virtual canvass launch by Zoom.
2) Canvass your turf (multiple passes may be required.)
3) Check in with your volunteer coordinator.

You'll only need to attend the training one time.

Her interview:
https://video.pbsnc.org/video/nc-supreme-court-candidate-allison-riggs-d-3o96m0/

Her Republican opponent Jefferson Griffin's interview:
https://video.pbsnc.org/video/nc-supreme-court-candidate-jefferson-griffin-r-ajx8vj/
Note: He was appointed by North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory.

Griffin campaigned on his experience and said, "I’ve been able to show the people of North Carolina that I’m a constitutional conservative, that I believe in the rule of law."[8] Griffin said that he is "more of an originalist * than anything...My interpretation of it is, I’m gonna look at this legal document...as of the time it was written."[2] He said that he admires "Clarence Thomas’s judicial philosophy. He’s always consistent."[8] Griffin believed that North Carolina voters "want judges who interpret the law and aren’t activists, who don’t go up there with any agenda... snip...

*Originalism is a legal principle that relies on historical review of the intent of a law or constitutional provision at the time of passage. Originalists argue that the U.S. Constitution has a static meaning that can be determined through study. Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was known for his views of originalism. This viewpoint is opposed by non-originalists, who argue for a living constitution and evolving legal interpretations.
https://ballotpedia.org/Jefferson_Griffin?origin=serp_auto

[SheltieLover]

1. I wish I could help virtually!

TY!