Keep your eyes on a new super-PAC formed to support conservative candidates in North Carolina. Justice for All N.C. filed last month as a tax-exempt independent expenditure committee.
But just who it plans to support remains unknown. Organizers are still in the early stages and not ready to comment publicly, says Amy Ellis, the group’s treasurer.
Ellis is the sister of former Republican gubernatorial candidate Patrick Ballantine. She was also assistant treasurer with Vote for Marriage N.C. , the group that spearheaded the successful Amendment One campaign against same-sex marriage in May.
Super-PACs can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money to elect or defeat candidates, so long as they don’t coordinate their efforts with the campaigns.
Ellis is a certified public accountant with her own firm in Creedmoor.
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June 27, 2012 - 9:14pm — btushaI am glad that someone is trying to fight the labor unions and hollywood.
LOOK-OUT ????
June 27, 2012 - 8:43pm — AgentPierceMr Jarvis, how come such fear & dread in your words ??? All sorts of "Oh My Oh My" warnings spread thru your article ????
Is "being a CPA with her own firm in Creedmoor" suppose to be as eeeevil as "Big Ed's has confederate memorabilia on its walls"?
What ever would we do without you and Johnny Reb Frank warnings us about all these sinister doins ?? You guys are a "hoot".