May 19, 2026
Recently, allegations regarding a candidate endorsed by the NCGP were brought to the attention of NCGP officers. The nature of the allegations raised issues which, if true, were inconsistent with the values of the Green Party.
The NCGP Coordinating Committee conducted a preliminary investigation following procedures intended to protect the confidentiality and rights of all concerned and consistent with state and federal laws.
After a brief discussion with the candidate that failed to resolve the concerns, the officers suggested the candidate withdraw in order to protect the interests of all parties involved. Therefore the state party will not submit the candidate to appear on the North Carolina ballot as a representative of the Green Party.
The state party acted in accordance with our internal procedures and with respect to the 10 Key Values of the Green Party, to which we are bound to adhere. NCGP officers made it clear to all concerned its intention that this matter remain private. The party is committed to upholding confidentiality to protect everyone involved.
In a separate and unrelated process evolving over several weeks, a second candidate also decided to leave the party and will not be submitted for the state ballot. This decision is based solely on reasoned discussion between the party and the candidate about the message and goals of Green campaigns.
We wish the candidates well in their future endeavors.
Wayne Turner, Co-Chair, NCGP
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Anna Lee Dillon, co-chair, NCGP

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