Democrat Josh Stein has won the North Carolina governor’s race, defeating Republican Mark Robinson, whose campaign was marred by controversy following allegations of offensive remarks and online posts. Stein, the state’s attorney general, will be the first Jewish governor of North Carolina and will prioritize helping the western part of the state recover from Hurricane Helene.
North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson, facing allegations of controversial comments made on a porn website, has hired attorney Jesse Binnall, who previously worked for former President Trump, to investigate the claims. Robinson vehemently denies the allegations and insists on a thorough investigation to prove his innocence.
North Carolina Lt. Governor Mark Robinson’s campaign for governor is facing turmoil following allegations of offensive online posts from over a decade ago. Four top campaign staffers have resigned, and Robinson denies the allegations while facing calls to drop out of the race. The scandal has intensified the already tight gubernatorial election, with both Democrats and Republicans weighing in on the controversy.
North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is facing calls to drop out of the gubernatorial race after a bombshell report alleged his involvement in a pornographic website and controversial online statements. The allegations have sparked a political firestorm in the key battleground state, with Republican Senator Thom Tillis demanding accountability from Robinson.
Herald Sun reporter Mark Robinson has vehemently criticized the tribunal’s decision to dismiss charges against Giants forward Jesse Hogan for striking Carlton’s Lewis Young behind the play. Despite a new rule allowing negligible impact incidents to be upgraded to low impact based on potential injury risk, the tribunal determined that Hogan’s action was negligible and did not warrant a suspension or fine. Robinson expressed outrage at this decision, arguing that any form of striking should have consequences and that Hogan’s actions set a dangerous precedent for allowing players to engage in such behavior well behind the play.
