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In a runoff election featuring two physicians, Greenville surgeon and state Rep. Greg Murphy easily defeated Kinston pediatrician Joan Perry for the Republican nomination in the 3rd U.S. Congressional District.
In a runoff election featuring two physicians, Greenville surgeon and state Rep. Greg Murphy easily defeated Kinston pediatrician Joan Perry for the Republican nomination in the 3rd U.S. Congressional District.
 
With more than 50% of the vote, Dr. Greg Murphy is now the Republican nominee for North Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District. Dr. Murphy now faces off against Pelosi protege Democrat Allen Thomas in September.
With more than 50% of the vote, Dr. Greg Murphy is now the Republican nominee for North Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District. Dr. Murphy now faces off against Pelosi protege Democrat Allen Thomas in September.
 
Dr. Greg Murphy has taken another step toward serving as the next Congressman from North Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District.
Dr. Greg Murphy has taken another step toward serving as the next Congressman from North Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District.
 
As North Carolina voters avoided the voting booth by the millions on Tuesday, election officials and academics called on the General Assembly to scrap the state's expensive, no-show runoff elections.
As North Carolina voters avoided the voting booth by the millions on Tuesday, election officials and academics called on the General Assembly to scrap the state's expensive, no-show runoff elections.
 
In North Carolina, the politician seeking the nomination of their party, by virtue of the primary, must win 40% of the vote in that primary, irrespective of the number of contestants in that race.
In North Carolina, the politician seeking the nomination of their party, by virtue of the primary, must win 40% of the vote in that primary, irrespective of the number of contestants in that race.
 
n July 17, 2012, North Carolina will have run-off elections (officially the 2nd Primary) for a number of State offices in which neither candidate received in excess of 40% of the vote.
n July 17, 2012, North Carolina will have run-off elections (officially the 2nd Primary) for a number of State offices in which neither candidate received in excess of 40% of the vote.
 
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