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It is election night, primary, 2012, and NC House Representative Bill Cook won the Republican nomination for the NC Senate, District 1, seat, while Norman Sanderson won the Republican nomination for NC Senate, District 2, seat.
It is election night, primary, 2012, and NC House Representative Bill Cook won the Republican nomination for the NC Senate, District 1, seat, while Norman Sanderson won the Republican nomination for NC Senate, District 2, seat.
 
For some people, it does not matter whom I endorse for elected office. I well understand that; however, I offer prayer that these, and other, voters are not so petty that my endorsement gives them purpose to show up just to vote against my favored candidate.
For some people, it does not matter whom I endorse for elected office. I well understand that; however, I offer prayer that these, and other, voters are not so petty that my endorsement gives them purpose to show up just to vote against my favored candidate.
 
NC House Representative Bill Cook, whose 6th district seat was redrawn dramatically, has now indeed filed to seek the NC Senate, District 1 seat.
NC House Representative Bill Cook, whose 6th district seat was redrawn dramatically, has now indeed filed to seek the NC Senate, District 1 seat.
 
Rep. Bill Cook is announcing that he will file to run for NC Senate, District 1 seat, which takes in all of Beaufort County north of the Pamlico River as well as all of Dare County.
Rep. Bill Cook is announcing that he will file to run for NC Senate, District 1 seat, which takes in all of Beaufort County north of the Pamlico River as well as all of Dare County.
 
One of the most important yardsticks to determine the effectiveness of a politician, and ultimately the electorate that put he/she in office, is an accumulative compilation of their votes when they had their one chance to make a difference - the representative voting process.
One of the most important yardsticks to determine the effectiveness of a politician, and ultimately the electorate that put he/she in office, is an accumulative compilation of their votes when they had their one chance to make a difference - the representative voting process.
 
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ometimes we agree with the WDN's editorial position and sometimes we don't. Either way we don't hesitate to say so. We think competition in ideas is just as good as competition in other areas.
 

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