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With elections over, time to pick up signs

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videoThe campaign ads are finally over. Now it's time for the political signs posted all over to come down. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: Republicans sweep New Hanover school board spots

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videoIncumbents Don Hayes, Janice Cavenaugh and Ed Higgins and newcomer Derrick Hickey beat out the four Democrats running against them. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: Catlin, Berger join New Hanover Commission

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videoNew Hanover County Commissioners will welcome two Republicans to the table. The voters chose Republicans Brian Berger and Rick Catlin. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: McIntyre bucks national trend, wins eighth term in Congress

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videoWhile Republicans claimed a sweeping victory by taking control of the the US House of Representatives Tuesday, Southeastern North Carolina's seat in Washington will remain on the Democratic side of the aisle. Incumbent Mike McIntyre won an eighth term in Congress. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: Rabon, Goolsby help Republicans win majorities in NC Legislature

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videoUnofficial results late Tuesday night showed GOP candidates winning at least 27 seats in the Senate and 61 in the House, ensuring they'll have more seats than the Democrats. Two of those seats that switched parties are here in Southeastern North Carolina, with Republicans Bill Rabon (8th District) and Thom Goolsby (9th District) winning Senate seats long held by Democrats. Full story...
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Kids make their voices heard

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Some junior voters turned out at the Northeast Library on Military Cutoff Road in Wilmington to cast their ballots. Full story...
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Rep. Justice: Voters cheated by ballot mess up

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State Rep. Carolyn Justice says voters have been cheated. Justice says she received a called from Rep. Danny McComas (R-New Hanover) saying that the 16th District House candidates were completely left off the ballots at the Northeast Library in Wilmington. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: Pantano rallies base in final day of campaigning

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video The clock is ticking, and ticking fast. Election Day is coming up, and Republican Congressional candidate Ilario Pantano did some 11th-hour campaigning at Republican Party headquarters in Brunswick County. He used the time to fire up his base; time that could have been spent trying to pull some undecided voters into his column. Pantano says it's time well spent. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: Burr leads Marshall by 12 in final poll

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Richard Burr leads Elaine Marshall 52-40 on PPP's final poll for the North Carolina Senate election. Burr is winning with independents and getting 22% of the Democratic vote while only 6% of Republicans are crossing over to vote for Marshall. Full story...
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NC state House candidate charged twice with DWI

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A candidate for a state House seat in North Carolina was arrested twice over the weekend, both times on charges he was driving while intoxicated. Full story...
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Marshall predicts victory during Wilmington visit

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Just days away from the election, and candidates are out in full swing. US Senate candidate Elaine Marshall stopped by a campaign call center in Wilmington today to make support calls and get Democrats excited for Tuesday. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: State Democrats claim Goolsby and Rabon running illegal ads

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The North Carolina Democratic Party announced today that it is seeking to have illegal candidate television ads being paid for by the N.C. Republican Party taken off the air. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: Redwine - campaign cash reports 'administrative foul-up'

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State Senate candidate David Redwine says his campaign's financial reports clearly include "an administrative foul-up," which accounts for reports of cash donations larger than the legally-allowed amount. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: NRCC targets Mike McIntyre over Social Security

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Scaring voters about what could happen to Social Security if your opponent wins the election is a time-honored tradition in political ads, especially when Democrats are making the accusation. But in something of a twist, the National Republican Congressional Committee -- the campaign arm of House Republicans -- is using Social Security as a cudgel against a Democrat, seven-term Rep. Mike McIntyre of North Carolina. Full story...
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VOTE 2010: Campaign signs vandalized as races heat up

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video The Congressional race between Mike McIntyre and Ilario Pantano has gotten so nasty people are actually stealing private property. For the second time, Matt DiGioia's giant Pantano sign has been taken from his commercial property. Full story...
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