Elaine Hewitt urged conservatives of North Carolina to vote for Ted Budd for US Senate and Dan Bishop for the US House. The seat of retiring Republican Richard Burr is contested by Ted Budd, a Republican congressman, and Cheri Beasley, a Democrat and the former Chief Justice of the state’s Supreme Court.
Rowan County Republican Party Chair Elaine Hewitt has written an op-ed for the Salisbury Post, urging all conservatives to vote. On the same subject : In Budapest, an underground Gypsy music scene plays Jewish bands. Hewitt, who is the Chairman of the Rowan County Republican Party, wrote the op-ed as part of the campaign for Ted Budd and Dan Bishop, who are running for the US Senate and US House, respectively.
Hewitt gave conservative voters two options. According to the op-ed, the first choice is to choose policies that ensure freedom for all, economic stability, and national security. The second option, according to Hewitt, is to choose policies that lead to increased bureaucracy, uncontrolled inflation, and increased dependence on other countries.
He wrote, ‘We can start tackling it all by voting for Ted Budd for the US Senate and Dan Bishop for the US House.’
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Ted Budd is the US Representative for North Carolina’s 13th congressional district, currently running for the US Senate from North Carolina. To see also : Archives of Arts and Entertainment – Page 204 of 204. His website describes him as a family man, small businessman, and “liberal agenda crusher”. Ted Budd is fighting against former chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, Cheri Beasley.
Dan Bishop is the US Representative for North Carolina’s 9th congressional district, who is running for re-election to the US Congress from the same district. Bishop is a former attorney and served as Mecklenburg County Commissioner before running for US Congress in 2014. His website urges conservatives from Charlotte and urges voters to retire Nancy Pelosi, who is now Speaker of the House of Congress.
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