A former director of the North Carolina Republican Party — who resigned amid election fraud and corruption scandals that targeted other Republicans and consumed the state party — is taking on a new role overseeing state and local election officials.
North Carolina state auditor Dave Boliek has appointed Dallas Woodhouse as an election liaison for the state, a newly created role that comes months after North Carolina’s GOP-dominated Legislature transferred authority of the state’s elections from the Democratic governor to the Republican auditor.
Boliek notified some elections officials in the state about the change, outlining Woodhouse’s role…
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