Resolution to Constitutionally Elect Beaufort County Commissioners At LargeResolution to Constitutionally Elect Beaufort County Commissioners At Large written by Stan Deatherage for passage by the Beaufort County's Commissioners on August 3, 2026. Resolution to Make Beaufort County a Sanctuary County for the UnbornResolution to Make Beaufort County a Sanctuary County for the Unborn written by Stan Deatherage for passage by the Beaufort County's Commissioners on August 3, 2026. At the next Beaufort County Commissioners general meeting, August 3, 2026, I will present two resolutions of great merit for consideration by these very same commissioners that are elected to lead Beaufort County's government. One Resolution will gauge these Beaufort County Commissioners' resolve to, while the next resolution will test these commissoners' will tothe electing of Beaufort County Commissioners has been a great source of continual contention concerning Beaufort County's electorate, when, in 1991, the United States Department of Justice sued Beaufort County to perfect its election method, thereby better conforming to the 1965 Voting Rights Act by establishing a novel election method, widely known now aswhich would ideallyand;by establishing this novel election method of electing Beaufort County Commissioners, which was radically transformed in 1991, the Beaufort County electorate was allowed two extra commissioners; however, within this mutually exclusive judicial mandate of establishing this novel election method ofthe result of which - within every 4 year election cycle - Beaufort County's electorate of citizens abjectly lost 3 precious votes to elect their representatives on this local governing body, Beaufort County's Board of County Commissioners, and;the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution has long established and guaranteed that all American citizens should not be deniedand that all citizens of our electorate shall be afforded the elected representation ofof whichby its very name, is poorly qualified to prove any value in this Constitutional Republic of these states united, and;on April 29, 2026, the United States Supreme Court ruled in Louisiana Vs Callais that districts could not beby state legislatures, or by any other entity, and ultimately ruledis a clear violation of the Equal Protection Clause of our United States Constitution, and;a gerrymandered election method, simply for racial purposes, will remain constitutionally untenable as an infringement upon Beaufort County's citizens' guaranteed right toas stipulated by the 14th Amendment, and;the citizens of Beaufort County's electorate, since the initiation ofin 1991," have been continually deprived of the best elected representation ofa hallmark of the 14th Amendment guaranteeing all American citizens shall deserve free and fair elections, and;Beaufort County's electorate has been divested of their full constitutionally guaranteedright to perfect representation, and, moreover, the alignment of groups of people into districts, in this sparsely populated county of Beaufort, would only confound the deprivation of voting rights for Beaufort County's people, whereby full restoration of representative voting can best be achieved by candidates running at large for 7 seats, where every voter has theright to vote for one candidate for each, and every available seat of representation in Beaufort County's government, therefore;Beaufort County's electorate, like all of our American citizens, deserves theguaranteed by the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution, and we shall seek this righteous path to afford Beaufort County's voting citizenry the most votes possible, for all elected seats available, thereby electing a new and greater representation on Beaufort County's Board of County Commissioners.While the public is invited to speak on these incredibly impoertan resolutions, I am especially hopeful for a strong turnout from Beaufort County's faith leaders, who have this obligation to speak out God's scripture in leading society down His path.Abortion, the taking of an unwanted life while still safe in the womb, should be safe, legal, limited, and rare, and, furthermore, should never be trivialized by political initiatives by one political party, or the other because the issue of Abortion is far more of a moral issue than one of a political nature, and;Abortion, because of the Supreme Court ruling on Dobbs vs Jackson Women's Health Organization in 2022, is now predominately a state issue, and here in North Carolina by association, to a lesser extent, a county issue as well, and;The issue of Abortion, due to the United States Supreme Court's ruling on Dobbs vs Jackson Women's Health Organization in 2022, is now predominantly a state issue, not a federal one, and here in this state, by association and to a lesser extent, Beaufort County's government, a body politic of the State of North Carolina, is the governing body closest to the people, and, there