2022 US-North Carolina Legislative & Currituck County Republican Candidates
The 3-2-1 Election Principle
The NC Republican Party has an opportunity in the upcoming November 8, 2022 elections to solidify a veto-proof Republican-controlled Senate and House. We need just three additional Republican State Senators and two Republican State House Representatives in order to accomplish this statewide. We need just one Republican Supreme Court Justice elected to flip the State's current composition back to Republican.
2022 NC State Senate Race
There are 10 NC State Senate seats open for the upcoming November 8, 2022 elections. Republican Bobby Hanig is our District 3 State Senator candidate, who recently took over for incumbent Republican Bob Steinburg representing the former District 1 that included Currituck County. Bob Steinburg resigned as of July 31, 2022 to pursue other interests. Newly incumbent candidate Bobby Hanig is running for election for the redrawn District 3 2022 State Senate race that now includes Currituck, Camden, Tyrell, Gates, Hertford, Bertie, Martin, Halifax, Northampton and Warren Counties.
2022 NC House of Representatives Race
The North Carolina House of Representatives has a total of 120 seats with all 120 open for the upcoming November 8, 2022 elections.. There are currently 69 Republican and 51 Democratic Representatives in the NC House as of July 15, 2022. Republican House candidate Greg Murphy is running to represent Currituck County within the newly redrawn NC District 1 seat.
The following candidates are up for election or re-election for the upcoming
November 8, 2022 North Carolina Mid-Term Elections
2022 United States Senate & House Race Candidates
2022 North Carolina Senate & House Race Candidates
2022 Currituck County, North Carolina Local Candidates
2022 Currituck County Board of Commissioners District 3 Mike Payment |
2022 Currituck County Board of Commissioners District 5 Owen Etheridge |
2022 Currituck County Board of Commissioners At-Large Kevin McCord |
2022 Currituck County Clerk of Superior Court Ray Matusko |
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