OAN’s Abril Elfi
6:05 PM – Tuesday, March 5, 2024
North Carolina Republican Lt. Governor Mark Robinson has officially won the gubernatorial primary in his home state.
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On Tuesday, while Robison (R-N.C.) won the Republican primary, Attorney General Josh Stein (D-N.C.) won the Democrat gubernatorial primary with over 73% of votes.
Robinson’s victory could give Republicans the power to advance harsher measures for illegal immigrants who break U.S. law, give parents better peace of mind regarding what teachers are allowed to teach their children in school, and to disallow LGBTQ+ people from entering restrooms that do not correlate with their biological sex.
Meanwhile, Democrats have already began highlighting Robinson’s paper trail of “divisive public remarks” in an attempt to portray him as an extremist on issues related to LGBTQ people, education, and abortion.
Democrats have focused their criticism of Robinson on a statement made by him last month during a campaign event, in which he stated that if elected governor, he would eventually seek to outlaw abortion rights in the state.
“We got it down to 12 weeks. The next goal is to get it down to six, and then just keep moving from there,” Robinson said.
During a campaign event last month, Robinson added that individuals who “are confused” about their gender should “find a corner outside somewhere to go to” if they want to use the restroom.
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