US EditionNorth Carolina Senate majority leader to resign from chamber
- Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Newton announced his resignation from the North Carolina Senate, effective Wednesday evening, to pursue an opportunity outside of state government, according to a statement from Senate Republicans.
- Newton's departure creates a leadership vacancy that will be filled by a selection from Republicans in the 34th Senate District to serve through the end of 2026.
- Phil Berger praised Newton as a valued voice and leader who provided wise counsel to many legislators during his tenure.
- Newton mentioned it has been an honor of a lifetime to serve the people of Cabarrus County for nearly a decade, contributing to significant legislation that impacted North Carolinians.
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North Carolina Senate majority leader to resign from chamber
A top lieutenant to North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger is resigning from the chamber. A statement released Tuesday from Senate Majority Leader Paul Newton says he's retiring effective Wednesday evening “to pursue an opportunity outside of state government."
·United States
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Top Republican announces retirement from NC Senate
North Carolina Sen. Paul Newton of Cabarrus County announced his retirement from the legislature effective Wednesday. He was first elected in 2016 and rose through the Republican ranks to become Majority Leader.
·Raleigh, United States
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