Justin Worthley of Wakefield (left) during his campaign for Carroll County sheriff. With Worthley is Daniel Richard of Auburn who believes voting machines are unconstitutional. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Justin Worthley of Wakefield (left) during his campaign for Carroll County sheriff. With Worthley is Daniel Richard of Auburn who believes voting machines are unconstitutional. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — A Wakefield man hoping to become Carroll County’s next sheriff made a campaign stop Saturday at Ossipee Town Hall, where he vowed to be a firewall between the people and the state if that becomes necessary.
Justin Worthley, 33, was the featured speaker at a meeting of about a dozen members of a constitutional awareness group called the New Hampshire Committee of Safety, which has nearly 3,000 members. Worthley, who will be running as a Republican, said he plans to square off against incumbent Domenic Richardi (R-Conway) in September’s Republican primary. The filing period for elected county office runs June 1-10.
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