Another filing update and now the NC House, District 6, has a super primary | Eastern North Carolina Now

   This election season is bringing to the fore many non politicians, who are now becoming politicians as they file for elected office. Most notable of recent additions to the transforming political stage is Jeremy D. Adams from Dare County, who has filed to run for NC House, District 6.

   Accordingly, and with great wisdom, Candidate Adams, unknown to me before today, sent BCN his press release, which was quite substantive. This kind of information about a candidate serves, both, the public - the need to learn about the candidate - and the candidate - his / her need to inform the public about themselves.

   Remarkably, some candidates do not see it this way, so, I shall repeat the obvious mantra for those junior politicians, whom do not have a clear understanding of the dynamics of today's political theater:

   Here at BCN, we have developed the resources, and moreover, we have the absolute will to do our part to keep you informed, and to help strip away years of misinformation that has retarded the open knowledge of some members of the electorate.

   Sadly, that intent to revise, and limit information, as it is disseminated, is ongoing, but then again, so are we.

   One more item of public interest: Due to BCN's large growth in traffic, serious candidates would be wise to forward all press releases, public statements, or editorials that would better inform the electorate to give that public an impetus to vote for them.

   Every time that I have run for public office, I always question myself: Have I done everything that I could have done to win within the time, and the financial resources at my disposal?

   If one is a serious candidate, that candidate will ask themselves that question. If you do not avail yourself to the wide coverage that Beaufort County Now enjoys, you may be cheating yourself from knowing victory on election day.