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Buckhout’s Website Loses Gas

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By Bryan Anderson Verified
| The Assembly Verified
Army combat veteran Laurie Buckhout has made the economy central to her campaign to unseat Democratic U.S. Rep. Don Davis, promising to make life more affordable for residents in the 1st Congressional District. “The Biden-Harris-Davis agenda created devastating inflation rates and made the cost of living unaffordable in Eastern North Carolina,” her campaign website read in April.
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House Lawmakers Advance Elections Bill

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By Bryan Anderson Verified
| The Assembly Verified
State House Republicans on Tuesday advanced a sweeping bill that would make a number of changes to state election laws if enacted. The bill moved through one committee and is expected to be considered on the House floor later this week. The bill would still need to go to the Senate after that. The public can weigh in on the measure through an online comment portal here.
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N.C. Rep. Sarah Stevens to Resign, Focus on Judicial Campaign

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By Bryan Anderson Verified
| The Assembly Verified
North Carolina Republican state Rep. Sarah Stevens said she will step down from the legislature next week to focus on her bid to unseat Democratic Supreme Court Justice Anita Earls. Stevens submitted her resignation to the House Clerk’s Office on Tuesday, listing her last day in office as June 16. GOP leaders in Surry and Wilkes counties will select a replacement to serve out the remainder of her term this year.
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