Western NC DWI task force

It is a true honor to be running with such an excellent team. Each of these individuals are common sense conservatives that are committed to defending the Constitution and protecting law and order in our state. I hope you will take time to learn more about each of them and share this slate card with your friends and colleagues. Judge Jefferson Griffin - NC Supreme Court Website: www.jeffersongriffin.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jefferson.glenn.griffin Twitter: https://twitter.com/JGriffinNC Address: The Jefferson Griffin Cmte PO BOX 99780 Raleigh NC 27624 Judge Valerie Zachary - NC Court of Appeals Seat 14 Website: https://www.reelectjudgezachary.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/judgevaleriezachary Address: Campaign to Elect Valerie Zachary PO BOX 1780 Yadkinville NC Judge Chris Freeman - NC Court of Appeals Seat 15 Website: https://chrisfreemanforjudge.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.272378384996088&type=3 Address: Committee to Elect Chris Freeman for Court of Appeals PO BOX 154 Wenworth NC 27375

Dare County knows how to elect Republicans. I was glad to visit with the Dare County Republicans in Nags Head yesterday. Excellent discussion about the #fentanyl crisis and #ElectionIntegrity . Thanks to Chair Browny Douglas and Carole Warnicki for being excellent hosts.

It was great to visit with Sheriffs from across our State at the 2023 Annual Business Conference of the NC Sheriffs' Association. It was good to see many friends and introduce myself to many local law enforcement officers across our State.  As a state prosecutor, I have enjoyed working with deputies, State Troopers, and municipal police officers. These men and women are true public servants who put their personal safety at risk every day they put on the badge and uniform. The relationship between the legal community and law enforcement should be collaborative with one goal in mind: keep our communities safe.

Late last week, Henry and I travelled down to Morehead City to visit with the Crystal Coast Republican Women at the Carteret County Republican Party headquarters. This women's club is special to me because when I was in law school, I was an intern for then-Representative Jean Preston who represented Carteret County when Republicans were in the minority. The summer I interned with Rep. Preston was when I was looking at serving on my local town council. Rep. Preston was a true public servant, who taught me the value of putting constituents first and standing up for conservative ideals. She was also great at politics and gave me some timeless political advice: (1) Knock on as many doors as possible and don't forget to ask people to vote for you; and (2) Ask your dentist for money Let me pause - My name is Tom Murry and I'm asking for your vote. Secondly - your investment is crucial to our success. Donate online or contributions may be mailed to: Join Tom Murry for NC PO Box 1054 Morrisville, NC 27560 Rep. Preston's advice was spot-on and I carry the lessons I learned from her with me every day. Another special connection I have to the Crystal Coast GOP women's club is Ann Martin - the mother of former Chief Justice Mark Martin. Ann is a past president of the CCGOP women's club and worked tirelessly to elect conservatives, especially conservative judges. I was fortunate to get to know Ann when I served as Chief Legal Counsel at the NC Judicial Branch. Carteret County elects Republicans and it was great to get back down east to visit with the hard-working ladies who work the polls to get conservatives into office.

A great crowd of supporters came together at the invitation of Donnie Harrison to financially support Tom's campaign. Tom and Donnie took questions about the state of affairs in law enforcement and public safety. Also, your investment is crucial to our success. Donate online or contributions may be mailed to: Join Tom Murry for NC PO Box 1054 Morrisville, NC 27560

May 4 - Star Wars Day - spoke to the monthly meeting of the Cabarrus County Republican Party. Thanks to Chair Brian Echevarria for the invitation and to Vice Chair Jim Quick for the hospitality.

April 1 - Rockingham County Republican Party Coffee and Conversations . Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger, Rep. Reece Pyrtle and Sheriff Sam Page

North Carolina’s new voter ID law is the first to be passed since the Supreme Court struck down part of the Voting Rights Act. Starting in 2016, voters will have to present a government-issued photo ID at the polls. Judy Woodruff hears debate from Democratic Rep. G.K. Butterfield and Tom Murry, a Republican state representative.