Anita Earls

Big pickup Democrats want to get for the US Senate, and remember, North Carolina, go hard.

I need a black tsunami at the polls for Anita Earls on the, on the state supreme court.

Their early voting is there October 15th through October 31st.

North Dakota, in-person early voting varies.

When you look at, um, aft- after the Calais decision, we saw in the primary that Black voters', uh, participation was up all across the South.

Uh, do you expect that to also happen in this primary? We're looking at races, of course, in North Carolina, United States Senate race, Anita Earls, Supreme Court race.

You've also got, uh, a critical state senate race there.

You've got Justin Pearson running in Tennessee.

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The Nice Marie says, I shudder to think who Josh Stein would put in to replace Cooper.

Anita Earls or Alison Riggs would be my first thought.

Yeah, so again, this is from the rumor mill up in Raleigh.

If Cooper cannot fulfill the term, right, if he can't serve through the end of the term, then Josh Stein would make the appointment to replace him.

I want Black folks flooding the polls in North Carolina.

You got Roy Cooper running for the United States Senate, and you got Anita Earls running for the, uh, Supreme Court.

You got a, you got, uh, folks running for state senate seat and state rep seats.

We need to see massive Black turnout for the folks who are running in South Carolina, the folks who are running in Tennessee.

He had an equity justice task force, which he'd headed with our current governor, Josh Stein, their Tweedledee and Tweedledum.

And then there's another lady named Anita Earls, who's running for North Carolina Supreme Court justice.

The three of them headed this Equality and Justice Task Force, which allowed criminals who were of a certain color to get out of jail just because of the color of their skin.

So I'm not trying to make this a racist issue.

Obviously, we've got Roy Cooper, top ticket name, big name there, but...

We've also got in North Carolina our Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls running again.

And then we have three statewide district court of appeals, and that's going to be John Arrowood, Toby Hampson.

They're both running for reelection.

And so I've got 170 state legislative candidates that are running to make sure that people have got something to vote for this year on the ballot, not just against.

And we've also got the most important North Carolina State Supreme Court seat up this year with Justice Anita Earls, who is running to keep her seat on the bench.

She's the only Black woman that is running statewide and that exists on the bench in North Carolina right now, and we want desperately to keep her there because she has had the history of defending the civil rights that Republicans are trying to disenfranchise and take away every step of the race this year.

So you mentioned that North Carolina has one of the highest populations of rural voters.