John S. Arrowood
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Oct 16, 2026
Pete KalinerHOST
Next up is the Court of Appeals.
Pete KalinerHOST
Voters face a difficult decision in this race between incumbent Democrat John Arrowood and Republican Administrative Law Judge Michael Byrne.
Pete KalinerHOST
They both have a lot of experience.
Pete KalinerHOST
They say there's no bad choice in this race.
Amy McDonaldGUEST
We've also got in North Carolina our Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls running again.
Amy McDonaldGUEST
And then we have three statewide district court of appeals, and that's going to be John Arrowood, Toby Hampson.
Amy McDonaldGUEST
They're both running for reelection.
Amy McDonaldGUEST
And then Christine Walzak, if you haven't heard her name yet, I hope you will check her out because she is a very dynamic speaker.
Kimberly HardyGUEST
And it touches on things that a lot of people don't realize, but Justice Earls is absolutely incredible.
Kimberly HardyGUEST
We need to keep her there and our three statewide, uh, court of appeals judges, Toby Hampson, who ruled in, uh, that, that Allison Riggs case, uh, John Arrowood, and, uh, we gotta put Christine Wallsick on there as well.
Kimberly HardyGUEST
And I'll say this, uh, to, to close that part out, um, when we have these judges, this t- this is how we get justice in terms of redistricting-
Richard ChewHOST
Yeah
Kimberly HardyGUEST
We need to keep her there and our three statewide...
Kimberly HardyGUEST
Court of Appeals judges, Toby Hampson, who ruled in that Allison Riggs case, John Arrowood, and we got to put Christine Walzik on there as well.
Kimberly HardyGUEST
And I'll say this to close that part out.
Kimberly HardyGUEST
When we have these judges, this is how we get justice in terms of redistricting and Right.
Kim RogersGUEST
And so they keep moving power around because they move it, which is why we're playing in those county commissions, but also in those statewide races.
Kim RogersGUEST
The lone dissent on moving power to the state auditor for elections was a guy by the name of John Arrowood on the appeals court.
Kim RogersGUEST
This is the same appeals court that tried to throw out 60,000 votes in the state Supreme Court race in 2024.
Kim RogersGUEST
I mean, North Carolina is a laboratory for election denial along the way that, like in Arizona is right now.
Kim RogersGUEST
Let's give this power to the legislature.
Kim RogersGUEST
Let's do a secret meeting with the state auditor and who is a, you know conservative election denier and let's give the auditor power over the elections boards and so they keep moving power around because they move it which is why we're playing in those county commissions but also in those statewide races The lone dissent on moving power to the state auditor for elections was a guy by the name of John Arrowood on the appeals court.
Kim RogersGUEST
This is the same appeals court that tried to throw out 60,000 votes in the state Supreme Court race in 2024.
Kim RogersGUEST
I mean, North Carolina is a laboratory for election denial along the way that like an Arizona is right now.
Kim RogersGUEST
Let's do a secret meeting with the state auditor and who is a, you know, conservative election denier, and let's give the auditor power over the elections boards." And so they keep moving power around w- because they move it, which is why we're playing in those county commissions but also in those statewide races.
Kim RogersGUEST
The lone dissent on moving power to the state auditor for elections was a guy by the name of John Arrowood on the appeals court.
Kim RogersGUEST
This is the same appeals court that tried to throw out 60,000 votes in the state Supreme Court race in 2024.
Kim RogersGUEST
I mean, N- North Carolina is a laboratory for election denial along the way that, like, an Arizona is right now.