Berger Concedes NC Senate Seat, Page Wins by 23 Votes
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North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger concedes to challenger Sam Page by a narrow margin of twenty-three votes in the Republican primary. Berger, who held the top spot since 2011, shaped the states conservative turn with policy wins like tax cuts and school vouchers. Despite being outspent and facing criticism for favoring the wealthy, Page tapped local frustrations to secure victory. Berger congratulated Page, and Page urged unity for the November general election.
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