Murphy wins big in North Carolina 3rd District race
Incumbent Republican Greg Murphy won reelection to the U.S. House in North Carolina's 3rd District with about 63 percent of the vote as returns from 186 of 228 precincts favor Murphy over Democrat Daryl Farrow. The district spans the North Carolina coast including Onslow Craven Jones Pamlico and Carteret counties.
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Associated Press
Murphy
Greenville
Daryl Farrow
Jones County
North Carolina
Onslow
Craven
Jones
Pamlico
Carteret
State Board of Elections
Pamlico County
Allen Thomas
Education & Labor
Raleigh
Farrow
Craven County
Kansas State
Kidwell Wins Second Term in North Carolina House Race
Republican Keith Kidwell defeated Democrat Nick Blount for the 79th district seat, with 63.85 percent of the vote to 36.15 percent. Kidwell carried Craven and Beaufort counties, while Blount trailed in both, as Kidwell thanked supporters and urged limits on COVID-related policies amid uncertain veto power.
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Craven Counties
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Blount
Craven
Roy Cooper
House
Rowe chosen for District 3B Superior Court Seat 2 win
District 3B includes Craven Pamlico and Carteret counties. Judge Rowe of New Bern won 63,016 votes to Brenda George's 34,210 for the Superior Court seat 2 formerly held by retired Judge Nobles. He will assume office Jan 1 and faces new rules on campaigning. George, a longtime NC General Assembly attorney, campaigned for scrutiny of judicial transparency.
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New Bern
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Craven
Pamlico
Carteret
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N.C. General Assembly
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Havelock
Tina
Carteret County
Craven County
Pamlico County
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Campbell University
North Carolina
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House
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Discipleship Ministries
United Methodist Church
Craven Community College Foundation
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
NC General Assembly
Sanderson Retains North Carolina Senate Seat in 2nd District
Republican Norm Sanderson defeats Democrat Libbie Griffin and Libertarian Tim Harris to keep the 2nd NC Senate district seat representing Craven Pamlico and Carteret counties. Final tally shows Sanderson 62,670 votes 63.22 percent, Griffin 32,634 votes 32.92 percent, Harris 3,828 votes 3.86 percent. He notes the 2020 race was unusual due to limited contact amid COVID-19 and plans to address the state budget and redistricting upon return to Raleigh.
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Tim Harris
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