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Read Dallas Woodhouse’s letter resigning from NC elections liaison role

Dallas Woodhouse, former executive director of the NC Republican Party, resigned from his newly-created role as “elections liaison” for the State Auditor’s Office on Monday, July 14, 2026.
Dallas Woodhouse, former executive director of the NC Republican Party, resigned from his newly-created role as “elections liaison” for the State Auditor’s Office on Monday, July 14, 2026. TRAVIS LONG tlong@newsobserver.com
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Dallas Woodhouse, former director of the North Carolina Republican Party, has resigned his controversial role as elections liaison for the State Auditor’s Office following scrutiny over his influence on early voting plans.

Read the full resignation letter, obtained by The News & Observer, below.

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Kyle Ingram is the Democracy Reporter for the News & Observer. He reports on voting rights, election administration, the state judicial branch and more. He is a graduate of the Hussman School of Journalism and Media at UNC-Chapel Hill. 
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