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North Carolina: Jesse Thomas drops out of race for governor - Vimarsana News

North Carolina: Jesse Thomas drops out of race for governor

Jesse Thomas, a retired health insurance executive and Republican, will run instead for secretary of state in North Carolina.

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Ex-health care executive ends bid for North Carolina governor, running now for secretary of state - Vimarsana News

Ex-health care executive ends bid for North Carolina governor, running now for secretary of state

CARY (AP) — The Republican field for North Carolina governor next year has been winnowed further as a retired health care executive who announced his bid three months ago is

Walker leaves gubernatorial race seeking a return to Congress - Vimarsana News

Walker leaves gubernatorial race seeking a return to Congress

(The Center Square) – Mark Walker, the former North Carolina congressman who five months ago stepped into the race for governor, is changing course for a return to the Beltway.

Walker leaves gubernatorial race seeking a return to Congress - Vimarsana News

Walker leaves gubernatorial race seeking a return to Congress

(The Center Square) – Mark Walker, the former North Carolina congressman who five months ago stepped into the race for governor, is changing course for a return to the Beltway.

Student organizations' thoughts on Josh Stein and his visit to Greenville | The East Carolinian - Vimarsana News

Student organizations' thoughts on Josh Stein and his visit to Greenville | The East Carolinian

North Carolina’s State Attorney General, Josh Stein, visited Greenville, North Carolina, last Friday on the last day of his “NC Strong” tour which began on Oct. 10 and followed through