Your Safety is on the Ballot In North Carolina
Get the facts about the N.C. Supreme Court candidates.
Justice Anita Earls
- Backed by Law Enforcement
- Current Justice on the NC Supreme Court
- Upheld convictions and prison sentences for violent offenders
In 2006, Justice Earls’s brother was brutally murdered. She worked hard to bring his killer to justice, but the elected district attorney refused to press charges.
This drove Justice Earls to form the Southern Coalition for Social Justice. Throughout her career, she has worked to ensure fair rights for all. As the co-chair of a statewide public safety task force, Earls called for more funding and support for law enforcement. As a Supreme Court Justice, she has upheld convictions for violent offenders and given crime victims and North Carolina families the closure they deserve.
We Proudly Support Justice Earls.
“As the former secretary of North Carolina’s Department of Public Safety, and as a former prosecutor and judge that handled criminal cases, I know firsthand how important it is that our elected leaders take the safety of our children seriously. Sarah Stevens has a deeply troubling record of supporting child sexual predators. She even fought against new laws designed to keep kids safe and hold child molesters accountable. We can’t trust Sarah Stevens to keep us safe on the Supreme Court.
I’m proud to support Justice Anita Earls, who personally knows the impact of violent crime. Her brother was murdered, and his killer was never brought to justice. If we keep Anita Earls on the Supreme Court, she’ll continue to hold criminals accountable and fight to protect the rights of all North Carolinians.”
“I trust Justice Earls to keep us safe and protect our freedoms. She’s stood up for our families and stood against attacks on our elections and our right to vote.”
“I am proud to stand with Justice Anita Earls. Each day I witness what happens when the justice system works for people and what happens when it doesn't. Every arrest, every case, every family that involves law enforcement depends on courts that are fair, independent and grounded in law. That is exactly how Justice Earls operates. She has spent her career making sure the system treats every North Carolinian the same regardless of who they are or where they are from. That’s the Constitution doing what it was written to do.”
“Justice Anita Earls knows firsthand the pain of losing a loved one to violent crime and never receiving justice. She’s the right choice to keep us safe and hold everyone accountable—no matter how rich or powerful they are.”
Sarah Stevens
- Defended a teacher who sexually abused young girls
- Voted against tougher laws for child predators
- Fundraised with a child molester
Stevens’ Alarming
Public Safety Record
As an attorney and as a politician, Sarah Stevens has repeatedly sided with predators and violent criminals — leaving victims behind. In private practice, Stevens chose to represent a teacher who raped a student and sexually abused others.1 In the General Assembly, Stevens voted against legislation to crack down on child predators2. She also tried to reduce a proposed window for survivors to seek justice against their abusers, claiming it would allow victims to “go after somebody with deep pockets.” And on the campaign trail, Stevens fundraised with a politically connected child molester.
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