Berger Concedes, NC Senate Scrambles for New Leader
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North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger concedes his race, marking the end of his twenty-five year tenure. Lawmakers scramble to pick a new leader as Bergers successor, with Senator Todd Johnson announcing his bid. FEMA agrees to reinstate a key grant program for disaster resilience, allocating nearly $225 million for infrastructure projects. Republican lawmakers push for faster Hurricane Helene relief funds, while Governor Josh Stein calls for more state money amid $60 billion in total damage. A new poll shows 58% of registered voters believe the country is on the wrong track, with deepening divides across party lines.
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