Candidates for insurance commissioner spar over proposed 42.2% average homeowner rate increase
A hearing on a proposed 42.2% average homeowner insurance increase hadn’t even begun Monday before candidates for Commissioner of Insurance — Republican incumbent Mike Causey and Democratic challenger, state Senator Natasha Marcus — traded political jabs. Causey and Marcus held press conferences ahead of Monday’s hearing at the Department of Insurance in Raleigh. The…
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