Dallas Woodhouse, the former leader of the North Carolina Republican Party who served as an elections liaison for the State Auditor’s Office, has resigned after he was caught pressuring county election officials to enact early voting plans that aligned with GOP priorities. As Woodhouse departs, he leaves behind a changed Board of Elections– one that has become increasingly political under Auditor Dave Boliek. “Woodhouse was acting pursuant to …
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