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Tips for Poll Greeters: You are the last person a voter meets before voting. Greeters can change 10% to 20% of the vote. Voters may know one or two of the candidates, but not all. The CCNC red annotated ballot lists the conservative and veteran candidates and the reasons to vote for them. No guesswork. It works. Bring a chair. Personal items. (Food, sunglasses, etc.) Dress warmly. Please be prompt to relieve the last greeter. You may certainly bring a friend to help. There will be a designated area for electioneering greeters. The area is no more than 50 feet from the entrance door. When possible, exchange phone numbers with poll observers. You may see 'unusual' activities in the parking lot that the observer needs to be aware of. The ballots are in a large plastic zip bag. There will be an 18" by 24" poster on a chair. Stand next to it. Please greet voters: "Would you like a Conservative and Veteran Ballot? " There will be a recycling box at the exit door. Check it periodically for the annotated ballots discarded by voters when exiting the polling place. Use them to replenish your stack. Make sure you have my cell should you need more ballots. 209 986 3845. Please pass the ballots to the next greeter. Please, do not argue with voters or 'others.' If a voter 'threatens or intimidates,' you need to report this to the Chief Judge and call me. 209 986 3845. Try to get a license plate number. You can also call 911. (This rarely happens, but it sometimes does.) You have a first amendment right to be out there. See 18 US Code Federally Protected Activities.

cv|1.0|tcr|10dlc|fbb6172e-bc02-4789-a5b2-ad3ace727766|SelISHhuEFp9qxe4UG1NolSKx3x9V-SXvZKxX5AskQU Investigators at the State Board of Elections are looking into allegations of misconduct by individuals conducting voter registration drives, including that they are impersonating state or county election officials. In recent months, reports have come from Brunswick, Buncombe, Chowan, Haywood, Nash, Scotland, and Wake counties. Complaints, which mirror others lodged in recent years, include the following: Individuals working as part of voter registration drives are misinforming voters that they must re-register to vote to cast a ballot in future elections, no matter the circumstances. That is not true. Voters who are already registered are not required to re-register unless they have moved to a new county. However, voters who move to a new address in the same county or wish to change their name or party affiliation should submit a new voter registration application to update their voter record. Individuals are going door-to-door, falsely identifying themselves as county or state election workers. Government election workers do not go door-to-door for any reason. Voter registration applications turned into county boards of elections are missing required voter information or include inaccurate information, such as a wrong date of birth or a voter identification number different from what’s on file in the state election system. It is a Class I felony to falsify a voter registration form. “The State Board will investigate all credible allegations of voter registration fraud by individuals or organizations,”  said State Board Executive Director Sam Hayes. “When workers involved in voter drives falsify or alter information on registration forms, it can cause problems for innocent voters at the polls. This is unacceptable and hurts voter confidence.”   Tips for Voters All voters may check their voter registration status through the State Board’s Voter Search tool. If you are already registered, you do not have to re-register. If you are not registered or need to update your registration, please see How to Register or Updating Registration . If you fill out a registration form as part of a registration drive, you may personally return the form to your county board of elections, either in person or by mail. You do not have to give the form back to the voter drive worker. County and state elections officials do not go door-to-door. If a person claims to be a state or county elections worker, ask them for identification, take down their name and contact the State Board office. Always ask voter registration workers to verify their identities and their organizations before providing any information to them. If an individual refuses to comply, do not provide information and contact the State Board in one of the following ways: Call the State Board office at (919) 814-0700 and ask for the Investigations Division. Send an email with as much information as possible and contact information to investigations.sboe@ncsbe.gov . Fill out an Election Law Complaint Form and return it to the State Board of Elections. When conducting voter registration drives, organizers must follow guidelines set by statute and the State Board. For more information, organizers may visit  Hosting Voter Registration Drives .  Related Topics: Laws/litigation

https://thefederalist.com/2026/02/11/213-democrats-vote-against-requiring-voter-id-and-proof-of-citizenship-to-vote/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=this_is_where_election_integrity_gets_real&utm_term=2026-02-12 It now heads to the US Senate. " ... But as The Federalist’s Matt Kittle reported , Republicans — who control the Senate — could invoke the “talking filibuster,” which would force Democrats to keep talking to stall a vote on the legislation. Legislators would have no opportunity for a break and, as Kittle points out, would have to “explain to the  80 percent  of Americans (including a  significant number of Democrats ) who support citizenship and ID requirements, why they so vehemently oppose basic election integrity.” ...

Don Brown Latest From the Campaign Trail: https://donbrownfornc.com/so/7bPnLOwIq?languageTag=en&cid=042ac646-2bae-4477-81ef-e8710a7e9059 This Is Not Amateur Hour. The Stakes Are Too High: https://wtpevents.org/so/90PmkZyeT?languageTag=en&cid=78fcb741-0a14-4340-9615-f0244aaa8702 This is a 41 minute interview with Don Brown. He hits on all of Whatley's failings including the refusal to debate, his endorsement of Tillis, J6ers and more. Don. a Navy JAG officer with a proven record of defending J6ers, medical freedom, and the know how to tackle our out-of-control debt, is who we need. Vote March 3rd for Don and our other conservative and veteran candidates. https://www.ashevilleteaparty.org/post/vote-your-conservative-and-veteran-2026-primary-ballot Ann Vandersteel with US Senate Candidate Don Brown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnLjWJl4eFk

Great showing! Place was packed. Jake reviewed and showed that he did what he said he would do! Former Lt Gov Dan Forest re-endorsed Jake. Lots of great questions from the audience too. We look forward to Jake's next term in office.

View this in your browser Conservatives and Veterans are annotated in red.   Vote your whole ballot. Vote for America First Candidates. Not Politicians. Early voting starts February 12th at these times and locations. Election Day is March 3rd at your precinct . ASK FOR A PAPER BALLOT, PLEASE . Don't forget your ID! Vote and bring friends!   If you live in Rutherford or Polk in NC House District 113, please vote for these candidates: See either Henderson or McDowell ballots. Don Brown  US Senate (statewide on everyone's ballot) Adam Smith:   NC Congressional District 11   Michael Byrne:  NC Court of Appeals Jake Johnson:   NC House 113   Click on the links below to download the annotated ballots. Vote for Patriots, not politicians! Buncombe Haywood Henderson McDowell If you live in Henderson County, please consider signing up as Poll Greeter here . Contact Jane with questions. 209 986 3845. Greeters can change the outcome of an election by 10% to 20%. We need all hands on deck. This primary is as important as 2024. Elect Patriots, not politicians. #MAGA. Thank you. In Buncombe , please contact Gloria Michael.828 712 5386. gloria76000@yahoo.com In Haywood , please contact Josh Mashburn.828 550 0479 joshua.mashburn01@gmail.com In McDowell , please contact Joan Messner. 336 420 2171 joan.wnc@gmail.com

There have been disgruntled folks from outside of NC House 113, mostly from the Raleigh area, and an additional two within the district who have voiced opposition to our support for Representative Jake Johnson because they want us to change our support to Mike Hager. It is very interesting that mostly outsiders are lobbying for Mr. Hagar. Why? Take note: We will not be bullied. We have done our due diligence and concluded that Mike Hager does not represent Henderson County. This is why. Mike Hager came to our Christmas Party, unannounced and uninvited, but we warmly welcomed him to our gathering and thanked him for attending. It saved us the trouble of scheduling him for an interview. We wanted to hear from him, so we let him talk as long as he wanted. We then asked him questions. We did not like the answers regarding his fiscal policy and tax plan. He sounds like a Democrat. His gimmick of no property tax on over 65 sounds good but will not and cannot happen. Our Henderson small hamlets source of revenue are property taxes. For example, in Flat Rock, there is a small commercial district with only one acre of commercial underdeveloped land, so there isn't much likelihood of growth. Sales tax revenue isn't much. There are only three people running the Village of Flat Rock with volunteers doing most of the work. Mr. Hager was confronted with this info but blew it off with nonsense about 'unfunded mandates.' Flat Rock doesn't have much of them and not enough to make up for the loss of property tax revenue. And, since Flat Rock is easily 75% retirees, the Village would lose most of their revenue. The math doesn't match on this one and it comes across as an election gimmick that will never pass the legislature. Some of our folks called it 'hairbrained. ' Insulting our intelligence for votes. So , then what? He gets elected on something he can't do and says, 'Sorry, I tried?' Since our Christmas Party, Mr. Hager seems to have 'altered' his tax plan. His other 'tax scheme' involves the Homestead Exemption which currently allows seniors 65 and older a 50% reduction on their tax bill if their income is $37,000 a year or less. He's running on moving the exemption to 100%. Those who qualify would pay nothing in property taxes. He claims this equates to a 2% reduction in Flat Rock's budget. Extrapolate that to the rest of the county and state. The problem is how does the county and the state make up for the loss of revenue? Raise taxes on those who make over 37K! Further burden young couples and families? Burden our businesses who are stretched now? Sorry, but it sounds not only like a gimmick to get elected, but the redistribution of wealth. Sounds like a Democrat scheme to fleece us out of our hard-earned retirement dollars. 2% this year. 3% next year and the increases go on. Come from a blue state? Sound familiar? Also, this doesn't sound legal. This will never fly in this county. The TEA in Tea Party stands for T axed E nough A lready! It gets worse. Mike Hager resigned his NC House seat after the 2015-2016 term and waited the 6 month cooling off period required and then became a lobbyist.   https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/politics-columns-blogs/under-the-dome/article130379184.html Here is the entire list of industries he was registered to: https://www.sosnc.gov/online_services/Search/lobbying_profile/12619858 - They include Marijuana & Synthetic Gas Station Kratom  - Gambling clients -Developers pushing the exact bills he criticized  - Mr. Hager also coordinated with the DEMOCRAT in the Ralph Hise's senate race. There is an audio recording that was recorded by the democrat and then shared with local newspapers when it happened. He is heard on the recording directly coordinating with Democrats to beat republicans to benefit himself. Email me and I'll send you the recording. jane.bilello@gmail.com Is your hair on fire yet! Just a reminder: ATP has been fighting this fight since 2009. We stand our ground. We do strenuously believe in the principles and values this nation was founded. We only support candidates whom we believe will represent We the People by enacting laws that uphold those beliefs. We have always been diligent to vet candidates we recommend. Some win and some do not. Some who win become compromised which means we are on the lookout for a credible candidate replacement. That does not change our vigor to persevere. Shame on those individuals who are so misguided to believe they 'run' our organization and accuse us of not doing our homework. Shame on those who believe they can coerce us into compromising. Not going to happen. Be wise in your choice of candidates. Our state and nation are counting on you to make wise decisions. Jane Bilello Chair: Asheville Tea Party, Inc. www.ashevilleteaparty.org

Sent: Thursday, February 5, 2026 8:33 PM Subject: FYRP: is [GA] the denouement of the 2020 election?   For Your Reading Pleasure (FYRP):  The Spectator US Edition Is this the denouement of the 2020 election? Roger Kimball Where is it that the chickens go to roost? If you said “home,” you don’t quite get it. The correct answer is “Fulton County, Georgia.” At least, that’s where the chickens were congregating at the end of January when the FBI raided a Fulton County election office and made off with some 700 boxes of ballots and other election materials. Seven hundred,  kemo sabe . According to the official search warrant, the G-Men were there to seize “all records relating to violations of Title 52, United States Code, 20701 and 20511.” It’s always scary when people start talking about “United States Code this and that” because at the end of the day you know that it’s all so much foreplay culminating in the word “felony.” In this case, the FBI was hoovering up: a. All physical ballots from the 2020 General Election in Fulton County: including, but not limited to: absentee ballots to include envelopes; advanced voting ballots, provisional ballots; in-person election day ballots; emergency ballots; damaged or destroyed ballots; duplicated ballots; or any other ballot that was used to cast a vote; b. All tabulator tapes for every voting machine used in Fulton County; including, but not limited to zero tapes, opening tapes, closing tapes and any other tabulator tape printed from a voting machine utilized during the 2020 General Election in Fulton County Old and busted: the 2020 election was the “most secure in American history” and Joe Biden clearly won. If you say otherwise, we get to play the theme song from  The Twilight Zone  on loudspeaker and call you an “election denier.” New and shiny: the 2020 election was rife with – what’s that nice word? – ah, yes, “irregularities,” which, when you turn on the lights, amounted to widespread, election-changing fraud. “Fraud.” That seems to be the word of the season. It made its smashing debut in Minneapolis with all those childless childcare “learing centers” run by Somalis. And here we are in Act II with the potential exposure of election fraud in Georgia (next up: election fraud in Pennsylvania). In the 2020 election, Donald Trump was ahead in Georgia by some 100,000 votes until, vesto-presto, there were mysterious leaks with no water and, by George, Biden pulled ahead by some 11,000 votes. We all remember the allegations of election workers raising the alarm over the low count for Biden or apparently doing their utmost to increase his vote share, as well as the accounts of curiously pristine mail-in ballots.   The FBI has a lot of sifting and sorting to accomplish in the weeks and months ahead. An ongoing court case claims that 150,000 mail-in ballots in Fulton County were suspicious (my cautious word for “fake”) because they weren’t creased and didn’t look like they were marked by hand. Officially, Sleepy Joe was the first Democrat to gain more than 70 percent of the vote in Fulton since Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1944. The FBI analysis of mail-in ballots might show him to be as popular in Fulton as Castro was in Cuba or Stalin was in the Soviet Union.  There are also hard drives to be inspected and electronic voting machines to be vetted. Remember the allegations that voting machines made by Dominion Voting Systems had been hacked? Dominion (now “Liberty Vote”) collected some $787 million in damages from Fox News over the story. It will be interesting to see what sort of follow-up there is to those allegations. Meanwhile, the Democrats have not been idle. New York Representative Dan Goldman has filed an amendment to prevent the Trump administration from investigating election records, ballot boxes, and voting machines across the country. Yes, really. Been there, done that. “What difference, at this point, does it make?” as Hillary Clinton famously put it, on the matter of Benghazi.   A lot has been made of the fact that Tulsi Gabbard, Trump’s Director of National Intelligence, was on the scene in Fulton County as the FBI was glomming on to that huge cache of election records. Why would a senior national security official be there? Could it possibly be because at issue is not just possible election fraud but, as one commentator put it, a coordinated “deep-state operation directed from the top?” Providence has a nice sense of irony. Had Trump been president from 2021 to 2024, he could not have accomplished a scintilla of what he has already managed just a year into his second term. The four years he spent as a victim of the Biden administration’s round-the-clock deployment of lawfare – the preposterous indictments, the naked efforts to bankrupt and incarcerate him – all were “teachable moments” he would have missed had he not been made the focus of unhinged Democratic ire. I suspect that, when the dust settles, it will be shown that Trump did, in fact, win the 2020 election. But it is a good thing for the country that he had to wait four years before he took office. To those who are impatient with this renewed attention to the 2020 election, I advert to the ending of my column here from November 5, 2025 . Quoting the commentator Shipwreckedcrew, who posts on X and Substack under that username, I agreed that “the 47th President of the United States, now that he has the tools, has an obligation to examine the 2020 election with the Department of Justice if he concludes that the 46th President failed to do so out of the 46th President’s self-interest to not have his victory called into question.” Trump, I noted, has so concluded. We are rapidly approaching the denouement of this drama.   Readers may also recall the scene from Hemingway’s  The Sun Also Rises  in which one character asks another how he went bankrupt. “Two ways,” was the answer. “Gradually, then suddenly.”  I suspect that something similar is happening here.   A few days ago, the news from Fulton County was everywhere, but there was a certain nervousness or hesitation in the air.  Hadn’t we already been here, done that?  But then the floodgates started to open.    Why have Georgia election officials filed a court motion to take back the ballots seized by the FBI? No one wants to be called a “conspiracy theorist” or “election denier.”  No one wants to be sued for libel, as was Rudy Giuliani.  He raised questions about the election results in Georgia. He named names. That cost him $140-something million. I wonder whether that judgment will be revisited now?     Commenting on the tsunami of news crashing out from Georgia, the great Cleta Mitchell, who advised President Trump when he contested the Georgia election results, noted that on the morning of election day, November 4, 2020, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said Trump led by 103K votes with only 94K ballots left. “Four days later,” Mitchell noted: [T]here were 300K more ballots, including 148K absentee ballots from Fulton County. That’s 25,535 more ballots than voters, more than double Biden’s margin. Over 133K ballot images were deleted. Zero of 148 Fulton County tabulators had the required tapes. Nearly 7K fictitious ballots remain certified, and no one investigated.   Then there is the news about Georgia Governor Brian Kemp. Grand jury testimony that was just unsealed revealed that Kemp told the chief of Georgia Bureau of Investigation not to investigation allegations of fraud in the 2020 election, Saying he was a “team player,” the official dropped the case. The mask is being ripped off as I write. A Gestalt shift in The Narrative is underway. Wikipedia says that Cleta Mitchell “aided Donald Trump in his efforts to overturn the election results and pressure election officials to ‘find’ sufficient votes for him to win.” How long will it be before the site is forced to note instead that she aided the president in his efforts to get to the truth in Fulton County?  What happened in Georgia is just one falling domino in the giant reversal that is taking place. A lot of reputedly “impossible” things are in the process of being revealed. Written by Roger Kimball Roger Kimball is a US columnist for The Spectator , the publisher of Encounter Books and the editor and publisher of the New Criterion . Link to article:  https://spectator.com/article/rapidly-approaching-denouement-2020-election/?edition=us

Mike Hagar running for NC House 113 is NOT what we need. His lobbying and past speak volumes. He's a lobbyist with a rotten tax plan. Read: Why We Are Not Supporting Him . Paid for by Asheville Tea Party PAC and not by any candidate or candidates' committee.

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