Grier Martin has been endorsed by the NC League of Conservation Voters and the Sierrra Club. His environmental voting record in 2017-18 was also recently scored a perfect 100% by the NC League of Conservation Voters.
Equality NC has endorsed Grier Martin for his strong support on LGBTQ issues.
The North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) has endorsed Grier Martin in the 2018 election for the NC House. NCAE’s membership comprises thousands of educators throughout the state. “Our members understand now more than ever how important it is to elect courageous leaders who will stand up for students, educators, and their communities,” said NCAE leader Mark Jewell.
The Raleigh News & Observer today endorsed Grier Martin for election to the North Carolina House of Representatives:
Grier Martin, 47, is a Democrat and a lawyer who also is a military veteran and has done well for his constituents in the House. He has deep ties in North Carolina, and has exhibited an open-minded attitude toward all viewpoints. There’s no question Martin’s done a good job and will continue to do so for this Raleigh district if he wins another term. The N&O editorial board endorses him.
The Indy Week newspaper today endorsed Grier:
“On the day HB 2 passed, Martin unsuccessfully introduced an amendment to broaden the state’s antidiscrimination protections to include sexual orientation, gender identity, and military status. With that move, Martin was able to expose the law for what it was: legalized discrimination.
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This is an easy choice; we’re going with Martin.”
For the full list of Indy Week endorsements click here.
Equality NC has endorsed Grier Martin.
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The Wake NCAE (North Carolina Association of Educators) has endorsed the campaign of Grier Martin for the NC House of Representatives. For more info click here.
Grier was among a bipartisan group of candidates endorsed by the State Employees Association of North Carolina.
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The INDY Endorses Grier Martin
The INDY Week newspaper has endorsed Grier Martin for re-election in 2018. Noting that “In the fourteen years since his first election to the state House, Grier Martin has been a consistent progressive voice, fighting for better school funding, environmental protections, and improved infrastructure” the INDY concludes “Martin has proven himself an effective lawmaker, and he deserves another term.”