Brunstetter tops field for Horton Senate seat
He says he wants party to unite after heated race
By James Romoser
Winston-Salem Journal
Pete Brunstetter won his race for the 31st N.C. Senate District seat yesterday, bringing an end to a nasty campaign in which he outspent and out-advertised his two opponents.
At midnight last night, with 93 percent of the district's precincts reporting, Brunstetter had 3,534 votes in the Republican primary. Nathan Tabor had 2,580, and Gloria Whisenhunt had 1,884.
By James Romoser
Winston-Salem Journal
Pete Brunstetter won his race for the 31st N.C. Senate District seat yesterday, bringing an end to a nasty campaign in which he outspent and out-advertised his two opponents.
At midnight last night, with 93 percent of the district's precincts reporting, Brunstetter had 3,534 votes in the Republican primary. Nathan Tabor had 2,580, and Gloria Whisenhunt had 1,884.
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