A Democratic Party chair in North Carolina, Lowell Simon, recently resigned from his position after being arrested for allegedly removing and stealing roadside signs supporting former President Donald Trump. Simon, who also happens to be running for North Carolina House in November, faced two counts of misdemeanor larceny of political signs.
The Moore County Democratic Party announced Simon's resignation following the allegations and arrest related to the sign theft. The incident unfolded when a deputy observed Simon removing campaign signs from the roadside and later found them in his vehicle at his residence. Simon admitted to the act, leading to his arrest and subsequent release with a court appearance scheduled for October 30.
