North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson won the state’s Republican primary for governor on Super Tuesday, setting up a face-off against North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein in the November election to replace Gov. Roy Asberry Cooper. Robinson's victory could give the Republican Party a trifecta in the state and advance conservative agendas such as pro-life efforts and anti-grooming measures. Robinson has been vocal against transgender propaganda in schools and endorsed former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign.
Key Points
Mark Robinson won the North Carolina Republican primary for governor
He will face North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein in the November election
Robinson has been vocal against transgender propaganda in schools
Endorsed former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign
Pros
Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson's victory in the state's GOP gubernatorial primary
Potential for Republican Party to gain a trifecta in North Carolina
Opportunity to advance conservative agendas like pro-life efforts and anti-grooming measures
Cons
Controversy surrounding Robinson's stance against transgender propaganda in schools