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− | '''Allison Riggs''' | + | '''Allison Riggs''' of [[Durham]] is the senior staff attorney in voting rights at the [[Southern Coalition for Social Justice]]. |
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+ | ==NC Complete Count Commission== | ||
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+ | [[Allison Riggs]] was appointed by [[Roy Cooper]] as a member-at-large of the [[NC Complete Count Commission]]:<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20240830144101/https://bladenonline.com/governor-cooper-signs-executive-order-to-ensure-full-accurate-2020-census-count/ Governor Cooper Signs Executive Order to Ensure Full, Accurate 2020 Census Count (accessed August 30, 2024)]</ref> | ||
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+ | ::"[[Allison Riggs]] of [[Durham]] as a member at-large. [[Allison Riggs|Riggs]] is the senior staff attorney in voting rights at the [[Southern Coalition for Social Justice]]. [[Allison Riggs|Riggs]] regularly represents grassroots community organizations across the South in their advocacy and struggle for equal political participation." | ||
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+ | [[Category:NC Complete Count Commission]] | ||
+ | [[Category:North Carolina]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Southern Coalition for Social Justice]] | ||
==Cooper appointee== | ==Cooper appointee== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
[[Category:North Carolina]] | [[Category:North Carolina]] | ||
+ | [[category: Durham]] |
Latest revision as of 15:19, 30 August 2024
Allison Riggs of Durham is the senior staff attorney in voting rights at the Southern Coalition for Social Justice.
NC Complete Count Commission
Allison Riggs was appointed by Roy Cooper as a member-at-large of the NC Complete Count Commission:[1]
- "Allison Riggs of Durham as a member at-large. Riggs is the senior staff attorney in voting rights at the Southern Coalition for Social Justice. Riggs regularly represents grassroots community organizations across the South in their advocacy and struggle for equal political participation."