Berger Trails Page by 23 Votes in NC Senate Race
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In a tight race for North Carolina Senate District twenty-six, veteran leader Phil Berger trails Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page by a mere twenty-three votes. Bergers team is considering a machine recount before the noon deadline on Tuesday. Both candidates are well-known in Rockingham County politics, with Berger serving in the Senate since 2000 and Page as sheriff since 1998. Berger, as Senate president pro tempore, holds significant influence. Page won in their shared home county, but Berger led in Guilford County. State law allows a recount due to the narrow margin, with results certified by March 25th. Bergers legal team is closely monitoring the election boards final tallies.
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