Rep. Jason Saine Unanimously Elected Conference Chair by North Carolina Republican House Caucus | Eastern North Carolina Now

Raleigh, NC – Rep. Jason Saine (R - Lincoln) today was selected unanimously by the incoming North Carolina Republican House Caucus to serve as Conference Chair for the 2023-24 biennium.

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    Raleigh, NC     Rep. Jason Saine (R - Lincoln) today was selected unanimously by the incoming North Carolina Republican House Caucus to serve as Conference Chair for the 2023-24 biennium. The Conference Chair for the North Carolina Republican House Caucus is responsible for recruitment of candidates and fundraising.

    Rep. Saine previously served as Deputy Conference Chair from 2019 to 2022, helping guide North Carolina Republican House Caucus to grow its majorities both bienniums.

    "I am extraordinarily grateful to be selected unanimously by my colleagues to this position, and I look forward to getting to work immediately on continuing to grow our Caucus," Rep. Saine stated.

    "I want to thank my predecessor Rep. John Szoka for his excellent stewardship of the Caucus these last 6 years, and I wish to build on the strong foundation he laid."

    Rep. Jason Saine was recently elected to his sixth full term, after being appointed to the North Carolina House of Representatives in 2011. He is currently a Senior Appropriations Co-Chair in the House, and previously served four years as a Senior Finance Co-Chair.

    Saine lives in his hometown of Lincolnton with his wife Kathryn and their son Jackson.


   Contact: Stephen Wiley
   Email: wiley@nchouserepublicans.com
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