Republican Mike Causey reelected as North Carolina insurance commissioner
North Carolina’s incumbent Republican insurance commissioner Mike Causey has been re-elected, defeating his Democratic challenger, state Senator Natasha Marcus. The Associated Press projected Causey as the victor early Wednesday morning. As of 1:20 a.m., Causey had 52.14% of the vote to Marcus’ 47.86% with almost all precincts reporting, according to the State Board of…
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