Rabon co-sponsors bill allowing 75 mph speed limit on interstate - WECT TV6-WECT.com:News, weather & sports Wilmington, NC
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Sen. Bill Rabon is a primary sponsor of a bill allowing the DOT to raise the maximum speed limit in North Carolina to 75 miles per hour.First quarter election reports were filed in recent days with the Federal Election Commission.
More >>First quarter election reports were filed in recent days with the Federal Election Commission.
More >>More than three years after leaving federal office, Mike McIntyre spent the remaining portion of his campaign war chest. The final contribution went to support the next generation of politicians in the McIntyre family.
More >>More than three years after leaving federal office, Mike McIntyre spent the remaining portion of his campaign war chest. The final contribution went to support the next generation of politicians in the McIntyre family.
More >>With the May 8 primary elections drawing closer, WECT and the League of Women Voters of the Lower Cape Fear are bringing candidates together to share views on important issues.
More >>With the May 8 primary elections drawing closer, WECT and the League of Women Voters of the Lower Cape Fear are bringing candidates together to share views on important issues.
More >>Congressman David Rouzer (R-NC7) said he welcomes the input of students across the country on how to keep schools safe but does not support tougher gun control measures to do it. “This is an issue that has a lot of complexities to it,” Rep. Rouzer said. “If you were to ban all guns tomorrow, I think you’d still have school shootings.".
More >>Congressman David Rouzer (R-NC7) said he welcomes the input of students across the country on how to keep schools safe but does not support tougher gun control measures to do it. “This is an issue that has a lot of complexities to it,” Rep. Rouzer said. “If you were to ban all guns tomorrow, I think you’d still have school shootings.".
More >>A pair of incumbent District Attorneys and one incumbent Sheriff will be unopposed as they seek new terms in the 2018 elections. The filing deadline passed at Noon on Wednesday, bringing a flurry of new candidates into races for local and state elected offices. Incumbent Sheriff Ed McMahon of New Hanover County. along with District Attorneys Ben David (5th Judicial District) and Jon David (13th Judicial District) did not receive any challengers during the filing period.
More >>A pair of incumbent District Attorneys and one incumbent Sheriff will be unopposed as they seek new terms in the 2018 elections. The filing deadline passed at Noon on Wednesday, bringing a flurry of new candidates into races for local and state elected offices. Incumbent Sheriff Ed McMahon of New Hanover County. along with District Attorneys Ben David (5th Judicial District) and Jon David (13th Judicial District) did not receive any challengers during the filing period.
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