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Gunn: I enjoyed it thoroughly (Burlington Times-News)

Republican Rick Gunn enjoyed his first run for office and says he wants to make one thing clear: "I have the utmost respect for Tony Foriest."

11/06/2008

Democrats take majority on board of commissioners (Burlington Times-News)

Come December, Democrats will hold a majority on the Alamance County Board of Commissioners for the first time in 26 years.

11/04/2008

Area incumbents lose seats in N.C. General Assembly (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)

Democrats in North Carolina's General Assembly hoped to benefit from the excitement surrounding Barack Obama's presidential candidacy and went into Tuesday's election with the advantage of having more uncontested races than Republicans. Winners of 51 uncontested state House seats were declared when polls closed Tuesday. That meant 31 Democrats and 20 Republicans were elected without opposition. ...

11/04/2008

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