Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton today announced the endorsements of more than 100 current or past public officials in his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor. They include former lieutenant governors Bob Jordan and Pat Taylor, 23 mayors and city coun... »
Pat McCrory officially announces for governor (Charlotte Observer) “Jobs” gubernatorial candidate Bill Faison lays off workers form his law firm (WRAL-TV) Lee County school board member Bill Tatum will run for House District 51 seat, now held by Republ... »
N.C. Rep. Bill Faison, D-Orange, is no stranger to poor polling numbers. In December, the Democratic firm Public Policy Polling found that Faison was even less popular among Democrats than Gov. Bev Perdue — yes, the same Perdue who just quit the govern... »
Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton has officially announced his bid for governor. Here’s a list of other Democrats who either have expressed interest in running or stopped short of ruling it out: Mike McIntyre, U.S. congressman from N.C.’s 7th Congressional Distri... »
House Speaker Pro Tem Dale Folwell, a Republicn, will announce his plans to run for higher office on Tuesday in Forsyth County (Winston-Salem Journal) State Rep. Bill Faison, D-Orange, is coy about his political activity (Associated Press) Jordan Green... »
UPDATED: Right now, two state lawmakers are traveling the state holding meetings, listening to voters and pitching their ideas: Republican House Speaker Thom Tillis and Rep. Bill Faison, an Orange County Democrat. And every so often, to quote Rick Perr... »
