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A competitive Senate race in North Carolina has Republicans worried

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Republican Ted Budd is running for the U.S. Senate in North Carolina. But some of his fellow Republicans worry he is not fighting hard enough. Democratic candidate Cheri Beasley has spent the summer running TV ads and campaigning. The North Carolina contest is one of a handful that could determine which party controls the Senate.

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A competitive Senate race in North Carolina has Republicans worried

In his campaign for the U.S. Senate in North Carolina, Republican candidate Ted Budd has described himself as a "conservative warrior" and a "liberal agenda crusher." But some of his fellow Republicans worry he is not fighting hard enough.

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A competitive Senate race in North Carolina has Republicans worried

In his campaign for the U.S. Senate in North Carolina, Republican candidate Ted Budd has described himself as a "conservative warrior" and a "liberal agenda crusher." While Democratic candidate Cheri Beasley has spent the summer running TV ads and campaigning across the state, Budd has kept a lower profile, staying off the airwaves for months and devoting much of his time to private fundraising events. Former Governor Pat McCrory, who lost to …

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