High Point Voter Turnout Expected In Key Races
Interest in the election runs high across the state with Governor Hunt leading, and hot contests in the Fifth and Sixth Congressional Districts. In High Point turnout is forecast at 60 percent statewide, with races for lieutenant governor, eight council of state positions, and state legislature drawing strong attention as campaigns bring in national party heavyweights.
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Gully
Davidson County
Fifth Congressional District
Steve Neal
Wilmer Mizell
Alex Brock
High Point
Jim Hunt
GOP
David Flaherty
Hunt
Jimmy Green
Bill Hiatt
Council of State
Richardson Preyer
Labor Party
Marion Porter
Libertarian Party
Carl Wagle
Neal
Mizell
National Party
Rachel Gray
Jim Morgan
Donald White
Governor Race Near End In Puerto Rico Election
Four candidates vie for Puerto Rico governor as voters consider economy and the island’s future ties to the United States. Incumbent Rafael Hernandez Colon leads polls over San Juan mayor Carlos Romero Barcelo, with the Puerto Rico Independence party aiming to boost its share. Concurrently, High Point drys push to keep ABC liquor stores in a general election referendum amid active campaigning and registration surges.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Island
United States
Rafael Hernandez Colon
Democratic
Carlos Romero Barcelo
New Progressive Party
Golerprise
Robert Clegg
Dty
Citizens For Christian Action
ABC
Richard Wood
Citizens
Citizens For
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