“I can tell you wholeheartedly… if [Morrow] were to ask me to endorse her, the answer would be no.”

That’s a heckuva statement.

“Wholeheartedly.”

Coming from the incumbent concerning the nominee from her own party, I respect that Catherine Truitt put people over party.

"I can tell you wholeheartedly… if [Morrow] were to ask me to endorse her, the answer would be no.”

Our current State Superintendent, Catherine Truitt (a Republican), won’t endorse Michele Morrow, the Republican nominee.

This race isn’t about politics, it’s about our children. pic.twitter.com/QeY8U8xlmW

— Mo Green for NC (@MoGreenforNC) August 28, 2024

I wish this had come out earlier – even before this article in the early summer. While she may not have wanted to openly go against her party’s nominee because of “politics” and partisan loyalty right after the primaries, Catherine Truitt is now telling people to vote for Mo Green as North Carolina’s State Superintendent instead of someone who has a “complete lack of understanding.”

“In the few opportunities that I was actually sharing space with her in a panel or debate, I was shocked by her complete lack of understanding of how public schools function and what the job of state superintendent is,” Truitt said.