Mark Robinson campaign disappears in final days
With Election Day looming, candidates are publishing their final messages. I pick out the best one, and share a few more observations in the final hours of the campaign.
Well, N.C. politics world, we’re almost there. I hope you aren’t too burned out.
At this stage of the campaign, there are only a few jobs left to do: Get out your party’s vote, energize your volunteers and try to reach that small sliver of the population that’s still undecided. That’s where the closing argument comes in.
Over the last few days, candidates have released their final ads, summing up their campaign themes and encouraging people to cast their ballots. Spending to get that message out has reached a fever pitch.
I spent some time digging into the closing arguments from North Carolina’s top candidates. Here are some observations.
Mark Robinson ads are nowhere to be found
The Republican candidate for governor pulled his TV ads after the devastating CNN story broke, and he’s been dark there ever since. But now it appears that Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s campaign has stopped running digital …