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Published in Politics and Government on Wednesday, December 11th 2024 at 18:00 GMT by Raleigh News & Observer   Print publication without navigation

  • Sen. Thom Tillis planned to make his 2026 reelection campaign for the Senate official Wednesday with an event in Washington hosted by around 20 of his colleagues.

The article from The News & Observer discusses the upcoming North Carolina gubernatorial election in 2024, highlighting the potential candidates and the political landscape. Attorney General Josh Stein, a Democrat, has announced his candidacy, aiming to succeed term-limited Governor Roy Cooper. On the Republican side, several prominent figures are considering or have announced their runs, including Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, who has gained attention for his controversial statements, and former U.S. Rep. Mark Walker. The piece also touches on the dynamics of the race, noting the significant fundraising efforts by Stein and the potential impact of Robinson's polarizing public image. Additionally, it mentions other possible Republican contenders like State Treasurer Dale Folwell and former state Sen. Andy Wells, setting the stage for what could be a highly contested and closely watched election.

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