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Pat McCrory for Governor logo. Several bills signed into law by McCrory and multiple pieces of proposed legislation were the target of ongoing "Moral Monday" civil disobedience protests during his tenure, organized in part by local religious leaders [102] [103] including William Barber II, head of the North Carolina chapter of the NAACP at the ...
Incumbent lieutenant governor Walter H. Dalton won the Democratic nomination, while former mayor of Charlotte and 2008 gubernatorial nominee Pat McCrory won the Republican nomination. McCrory won the election with almost 55 percent of the vote to Dalton's 43 percent, the largest margin of victory for a Republican in a race for governor in ...
The McCrory campaign stated, "A massive voting fraud scheme has been uncovered in Bladen County." [141] In response, the Cooper campaign stated: "Governor McCrory has set a new standard for desperation in his attempts to undermine the results of an election he lost." [142]
Pat McCrory lost his bid for a second term as governor in 2016 by just 10,000 votes, the smallest margin in modern history. He was obviously disappointed and a bit skeptical of such a small margin.
Former Gov. Pat McCrory remembers the doubts he had after losing his 2016 campaign, but after educating himself on the election, he knows Roy Cooper won. Now he wants to educate others.
In 30 of the 31 elections for governor since 1900, the winning candidate carried four or more of the Big 7. Republican Pat McCrory is the lone exception; in 2012, his victories in Forsyth ...
Pat McCrory (b. 1956) ... Governor-elect takes office January 1, 2025: Democratic: 2024: Rachel Hunt: See also. List of North Carolina state legislatures; Notes
Former NC Gov. Pat McCrory resigned his role as co-chair of centrist group No Labels following an announcement that the group would move ahead with a “Unity presidential ticket.”