League runs nonpartisan voter education events in Henderson County
The League of Women Voters of Henderson County kicks off a series of public nonpartisan events to educate voters and provide registration help. Activities include Sept 17 at Carl Sandburg Home NHS, Sept 23 at BRCHS, Sept 29 with Elections Director Beverly Cunningham, Oct 4 at Etowah Public Library, Oct 1 and Oct 8 candidate forums, and a voter registration deadline on Oct 10 for the Nov 4 election.
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Debate Continues Over Meadows Role in 2013 Shutdown
Hill accuses Meadows of a hardline stance that led to the October 2013 shutdown and of defunding Obamacare. He presses for bipartisanship on domestic issues, while Meadows notes he co sponsored more bills with Democrats than most of North Carolina’s Republicans.
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Hill defends bid despite potential 77th birthday
Fraboni notes Hill would be one of the oldest freshmen if elected. Hill insists on fitness and education, cites older Democratic lawmakers, and argues age is not the issue. Meadows counters by questioning ideological stance and fiscal promises, pointing to a budget claim on Reid's desk.
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