Chairman Robin Hayes Announces Nominations for New Bipartisan State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement | Eastern North Carolina Now

Today North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Robin Hayes announced six highly qualified nominees to serve on the newly formed Bipartisan State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement

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    Raleigh, NC     Today North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Robin Hayes announced six highly qualified nominees to serve on the newly formed Bipartisan State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement. The six nominees were named in accordance with the recently passed Senate Bill 86. The nominees include current and former members of state and local election boards, a former member of the Ethics Commission, and a recently retired local board of elections director.

    "Our nominees have decades of experience in applying election and ethics laws, and will serve all citizens of North Carolina with transparency and fairness," said NCGOP Chairman Robin Hayes. "Our citizens are fortunate that such an experienced and qualified group of people have stepped forward to help lead a new era of bipartisan elections and ethics enforcement."

    As prescribed by Senate Bill 86, the Chairman of each political party nominate six people of which the Governor selects four. Chairman Hayes made the following nominations (in alphabetical order):

  1. Col. Francis X. Deluca, Former member of the North Carolina Ethics Commission
  2. Stacy (Four) C. Eggers, Former member of Watauga County Board of Elections
  3. John (Jay) Hemphill, Former member of the State Board of Elections
  4. John Lewis, Legal counsel, North Carolina Republican Party
  5. Ken Raymond, Current Chair Forsyth County Board of Elections
  6. Cherie Poucher, Retired Director of the Wake County Board of Elections

  • Contact: Emily Weeks
  •     Emily.Weeks@ncgop.org

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