House Rules Committee Chairman David Lewis Announces Retirement

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House Rules Committee Chairman David Lewis Announces Retirement

Published: Tuesday, July 28th, 2020 @ 4:00 am
By: Carolina Journal ( More Entries )

Publisher's note: This post appears here courtesy of the Carolina Journal, and written by CJ Staff.

Rep. David Lewis, R-Harnett | Photo: Carolina Journal

    Rep. David Lewis, R-Harnett, chairman of the House Rules Committee, announced Friday, July 24, he wouldn't seek a 10th term in the General Assembly.

    In a statement posted on his website, Lewis said he was withdrawing his name from the November ballot. He'll serve the rest of the term. The General Assembly is expected to return in early September.

    "Since 2003, I've had the honor and privilege of representing the people of Harnett County, and I've taken this great responsibility seriously, offering everything I have and everything I am in service, to improve the lives of my neighbors and our community. I'm proud of the growth both in our great state and within our beloved county, and I know the future of our community is strong," Lewis said.

    Lewis, arguably the most powerful member of the House aside from Speaker Tim Moore, was an architect of the Republicans' fiscal and regulatory reforms.

    A committee of Republicans in House District 53 will choose someone to take Lewis' spot on the November general election ballot. That nominee will face Democrat Sally Benson and Libertarian Zach Berly.

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