Democrats miss complete takeover of North Carolina state government — by the smallest of margins
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EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Ted Budd (R-NC) will run for a second term in the Senate in 2028, an early announcement that spares Republicans an open seat in purple North Carolina. “That’s the plan. Absolutely, I’m in,” Budd, 55, told the Washington Examiner at the Capitol on Tuesday. “This is an awesome state. It’s an honor […]
One race in North Carolina has prevented a complete takeover of the state's government by Democrats, if the final tally after a provisional-ballot count holds. Democrats control the governor's office of North Carolina, and unofficial election counts indicate they will take over the state's House of Representatives. Republicans may have avoided losing control of the state Senate by only 228 votes. Control of the…
In today’s edition, Natasha Korecki digs into battleground North Carolina’s massive midterm shift toward Democrats.
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In today’s edition, Natasha Korecki digs into battleground North Carolina’s massive midterm shift toward Democrats.
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EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Ted Budd (R-NC) will run for a second term in the Senate in 2028, an early announcement that spares Republicans an open seat in purple North Carolina. “That’s the plan. Absolutely, I’m in,” Budd, 55, told the Washington Examiner at the Capitol on Tuesday. “This is an awesome state. It’s an honor […]