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Staff and wire report Incumbent U.S. Rep. Mike McIntyre easily retained his District 7 congressional seat for a seventh two-year term Tuesday, crushing Republican challenger Will Breazeale of White Lake by a more than two-to-one margin, garnering 69 percent to 31 percent.
Rep. Sue Myrick will not seek another term in Congress
Andy Dulin, a Charlotte City Council member. Has thought about the race for a long time.
Hagan tour eyes fix for high unemployment
U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan visited Wake Tech on Monday as part of her statewide tour to underscore the need to do more to address North Carolina's high unemployment rate.
Longtime Political Candidate Hopes To Win An Office For the NC Gop
A man who says he's run for congressional office covering 29 of our state's 100 counties has thrown his hat in the ring for state auditor.
North Carolina Democrats Are Having A Really Bad Day
If you have had a tough time understanding the last few hours in North Carolina, lets recap what just happened.
Funds raised and funds on hand for candidates in the redrawn 8th District. All are Republican except incumbent Democrat Rep.
McCrory formally announces he's running for governor
Former Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory kicked off his second campaign for governor Tuesday night, vowing to end the Democrats' scandal-ridden "good old boy network" and fix the state's "broken economy." Punctuating a long unofficial campaign, Republican McCrory's formal announcement came less than a week after Democratic Gov.
The State of the Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
RALEIGH, NC January 31 2012- NCGOP Chairman Robin Hayes had this to say, "The last few days have been interesting to observe.
Coble, 80, ended months of speculation about his re-election plans during an announcement at his 338 N. Elm St.
BC-NC--NC Governor-Quotes, 1st Ld-Writethru,838
Reaction to NC Gov. Perdue's plan not to run Eds: Adds Tillis comment. By The Associated Press A collection of quotes reacting to North Carolina Gov.
The Laurinburg Exchange Online
Repealing Obamacare and balancing the federal budget were the main selling points for two Republicans seeking to unseat Democrat Larry Kissell.
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