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(The Center Square) – Several candidates for governor have confirmed their attendance at the first Republican debate in mid-September, but whether frontrunning Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson will participate remains unclear.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — As North Carolina House members met privately over whether to authorize more gambling in the state, social conservatives, business operators and political candidates urged lawmakers on Tuesday to reject efforts to permit more casinos and legalize statewide video gaming machines. Residents of rural Rockingham, Anson and Nash counties, which have been previously designated […]

As North Carolina House members met privately over whether to authorize more gambling in the state, social conservatives, business operators and political candidates urged lawmakers on Tuesday to reject efforts to permit more casinos and legalize statewide video gaming machines.

(The Center Square) – Several candidates for governor have confirmed their attendance at the first Republican debate in mid-September, but whether frontrunning Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson will participate remains unclear.

North Carolina’s Republicans, who privately discussed whether the state should permit more casinos and gaming machines, were met with a rally of opponents Tuesday.

As North Carolina House members met over whether to authorize more gambling, opponents urged lawmakers on Tuesday to reject such efforts.

(JTA) — The Facebook post in early August condemning antisemitic flyers left around Raleigh might not have been surprising, coming from North Carolina’s lieutenant governor.

As North Carolina House members met privately over whether to authorize more gambling in the state, social conservatives, business operators and political candidates urged lawmakers on Tuesday to reject efforts to permit more casinos and legalize statewide video gaming machines.

RALEIGH — As North Carolina House members met privately over whether to authorize more gambling in the state, social conservatives, business operators and political candidates urged lawmakers on Tuesday to

(The Center Square) – Opponents of expanding gambling in North Carolina protested in front of the General Assembly on Tuesday as House Republicans caucused inside to consider the possibility.