If the facts are on your side, show your work.

By: Terence Everitt

Outlets: North Carolina Newsline

Published: August 3, 2026

Words: 753

Last Updated: 1 hour, 40 minutes ago

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Former Elections Liaison Dallas Woodhouse recently argued that North Carolinians should judge our election system “by facts rather than assumptions.” On that point, we agree. Public confidence in our elections should rest on evidence, not rhetoric. But that principle carries an important obligation: if Woodhouse and the Auditor’s Office ask the public to judge their work by the facts, then they must be willing to produce the records that allow the public to verify …

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