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13th District Looks Lucky for N.C. Democrats
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| Contributor | RP |
| Last Edited | RP Sep 09, 2002 08:36pm |
| Category | General |
| News Date | Sep 09, 2002 08:36pm |
| Description | The winner in this primary contest will be heavily favored to be the 13th's first representative. This district – which runs through rural areas on the state's north central border with Virginia, then dips down to take in urban and suburban parts of Raleigh and Greensboro – was drawn by the Democratic-controlled state Legislature to help the Democratic nominee win the seat.
State Sen. Brad Miller and former one-term Rep. Robin Britt (1983-85) are considered the front-runners in the race. Miller has had a lead in most polls, though Britt has attempted to chip away at his base. |
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