Published October 11, 2006, on CarolinaJournal.com
RALEIGH — One of the most contentious congressional races in the country is taking place in north-central North Carolina between Democratic U.S. Rep. Brad Miller and Republican challenger Vernon Robinson.
Stretching from Greensboro to Raleigh, the state’s 13th congressional district has consistently leaned to the Democratic side of the political spectrum. Forty-seven percent of the district’s residents reside in Wake County, according to The Almanac of American Politics, 2006, while most of the rest live in rural counties that have traditionally favored Democratic candidates, including Granville, Person, and Caswell. Read the rest of this entry »
