North Carolina Republican Mark Harris will not run in the new election for the 9th Congressional District following November's disputed result caused by absentee ballot irregularities, his campaign announced
North Carolina Republican Mark Harris will not run in the new election for the 9th Congressional District following November's disputed result caused by absentee ballot irregularities, his campaign announced Tuesday.Harris' decision follows his support for a second election to fill the seat after a contentious investigation into the irregularities.
"Harris urged voters to out their support behind Union County Commissioner Stony Rushing and to"please stay engaged, for it is our civic duty to do so."Harris, a Baptist minister, ousted incumbent Republican Rep. Robert Pittenger in the primary. He then proceeded to get 905 more votes than Democratic candidate Dan McCready, a businessman and retired Marine, in November's general election.
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