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Under the cover of Covid, and now in the shadow of the infamous Election Irregularities of that fated 2020 presidential election, with current emerging alleged election fraud in Nevada and Pennsylvania inconveniently slipping into the public discourse, there is proved a colluded ongoing Election Interference in the nomination of the Republican candidate, the likes of which has never occurred in our Constitutional Republic's history, albeit, the question remains: Do you support the plain-sight Election Interference of the Democratic Socialist party, employing its minions in their Propagandistic Media, and their Two Tiered Justice System?

98.85% No, I do not support Election Interference; I am a patriot unto our Constitution.

1.15% Yes, I do support Election Interference; the alternative, Donald Trump, to this mentally diminished president is far worse.

0% "What, me worry" if elections are rigged?

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Published: Friday, December 9th, 2022 @ 10:36 pm
By: Carolina Journal ( More Entries )

    Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of the Carolina Journal. The author of this post is CJ Staff.

    Throughout election night, Carolina Journal will be providing up-to-the-minute results from key state and federal races across North Carolina. Check back for regular updates as the evening unfolds.

    U.S. Senate race

    Cheri Beasley (Democrat) vs. Tedd Budd (Republican). 10:30pm update: 47% Beasley, 51% Budd.

    N.C. Congressional races

    District 1: Don Davis (Democrat) vs. Sandy Smith (Republican) 10:30pm update: 53% Davis, 47% Smith

    District 6: Kathy Manning (Democrat) vs. Christian Castelli (Republican) 10:30pm update: 54% Manning, 45% Castelli

    District 13: Wiley Nickel (Democrat) vs. Bo Hines (Republican) 10:30pm update: 52% Nickel, 48% Hines

    N.C. Supreme Court races

    Sam J. Ervin IV (Democrat) vs. Trey Allen (Republican) 10:30pm update: 47% Ervin, 53% Allen

    Lucy Inman (Democrat) vs. Richard Dietz (Republican) 10:30pm update: 47% Inman, 53% Dietz

    Road to a GOP supermajority

    Locke experts have identified the following nine Senate seats and 19 House seats as being instrumental in Republicans either winning or coming short of a supermajority. Republicans need a net pickup of three seats in the House and two seats in the Senate to achieve a supermajority and be able to overturn vetos from Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper. The Democrats' goal, although a much less likely possibility, would be to flip one of the chambers. To do so they would need to gain four seats in the Senate and 10 in the House.

    N.C. Senate races

    SD 3: Valerie Jordan (Democrat) vs. Bobby Hanig (Republican) 9:45pm update: 49% Jordan, 51% Hanig

    SD 4: Toby Fitch (Democrat) vs. Buck Newton (Republican) 9:45pm update: 43% Fitch, 57% Newton

    SD 7: Marcia Ruth Morgan (Democrat) vs. Michael Lee (Republican) 9:45pm update: 51% Morgan, 49% Lee

    SD 11: Mark Speed (Democrat) vs. Lisa Stone Barnes (Republican) 9:45pm update: 46% Speed, 54% Barnes

    SD 17: Sydney Batch (Democrat) vs. Mark Cavaliero (Republican) 9:45pm update: 58% Batch, 41% Cavaliero

    SD 18: Mary Wills Bode (Democrat) vs. E.C. Sykes (Republican) 9:45pm update: 56% Bode, 42% Sykes

    SD 21: Frank McNeill (Democrat) vs. Tom McInnis (Republican) 9:45pm update: 46% McNeil, 54% McInnis

    SD 24: Darrel Gibson Jr. (Democrat) vs. Danny Earl Britt, Jr. (Republican) 9:45pm update: 42% Gibson, 58% Britt

    SD 42: Rachel Hunt (Democrat) vs. Cheryl Russo (Republican) 9:45pm update: 58% Hunt, 42% Russo

    N.C. House races

    HD 5: Howard Hunter III (Democrat) vs. Bill Ward (Republican) 9:45pm update: 48% Hunter, 52% Ward

    HD 9: Brian Farkas (Democrat) vs. Timothy Reeder (Republican) 9:45pm update: 49% Farkas, 51% Reeder

    HD 20: Amy Block DeLoach (Democrat) vs. Ted Davis Jr. (Republican) 9:45pm update: 50% DeLoach, 40% Davis

    HD 24: Linda Cooper-Suggs (Democrat) vs. Ken Fontenot (Republican) 9:45pm update: 49% Cooper-Suggs, 51% Fontenot

    HD 25: James D. Gailliard (Democrat) vs. Allen Chesser (Republican) 9:45pm update: 45% Galliard, 53% Chesser

    HD 35: Terence Everitt (Democrat) vs. Fred Von Canon (Republican) 9:45pm update: 59% Everitt, 39% Von Canon

    HD 40: Joe John (Democrat) vs. Marilyn Avila (Republican) 9:45pm update: 62% John, 36% Avila

    HD 43: Elmer Floyd (Democrat) vs. Diane Wheatley (Republican) 9:45pm update: 53% Floyd, 46% Wheatley

    HD 47: Charles Townsend (Democrat) vs. Jarrod Lowery (Republican) 9:45pm update: 37% Townsend, 61% Lowery

    HD 48: Garland E. Pierce (Democrat) vs. Melissa Swarbrick (Republican) 9:45pm update: 53% Pierce, 47% Swarbrick

    HD 54: Robert T. Reeves (Democrat) vs. Walter Petty (Republican) 9:45pm update: 57% Reeves, 43% Petty

    HD 59: Sherrie Young (Democrat) vs. Jon Hardister (Republican) 9:45pm update: 49% Young, 51% Hardister

    HD 62: Brandon Gray (Democrat) vs. John Faircloth (Republican) 9:45pm update: 51% Gray, 48% Faircloth

    HD 63: Ricky Hurtado (Democrat) vs. Stephen Ross (Republican) 9:45pm update: 49% Hurtado, Ross 51%

    HD 73: Diamond Staton-Williams (Democrat) vs. Brian Echevarria (Republican) 9:45pm update: 53% Staton-Williams, 47% Echevarria

    HD 74: Carla Catalan Day (Democrat) vs. Jeff Zenger (Republican) 9:45pm update: 51% Day, 49% Zenger

    HD 98: Christy Clark (Democrat) vs. John R. Bradford III (Republican) 9:45pm update: 53% Clark, 47% Bradford

    HD 103: Laura Budd (Democrat) vs. Bill Brawley (Republican) 9:45pm update: 56% Budd, 44% Brawley

    HD 104: Brandon Lofton (Democrat) vs. Don Pomeroy (Republican) 9:45pm update: 56% Lofton, 44% Pomeroy

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