Mark Robinson Campaigns in Charlotte and Gastonia

Robinson Lays Out Vision for North Carolina

Robinson Touts Conservative Values in Speech

Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson made stops in Charlotte and Gastonia on Tuesday as part of his campaign for governor. Robinson, a Republican, is running against Democratic challenger Josh Stein. In his speeches, Robinson laid out his vision for North Carolina, touting conservative values such as lower taxes, less government regulation, and support for law enforcement. He also criticized Stein, calling him a "liberal" who would raise taxes and "defund the police." Robinson's campaign has been focused on appealing to conservative voters. He has been endorsed by former President Donald Trump and other prominent Republicans. Stein, meanwhile, has been campaigning on a platform of economic populism, promising to raise the minimum wage, expand access to healthcare, and invest in education. He has also criticized Robinson's policies, calling them "extreme" and "out of touch with the needs of North Carolinians." The race for governor is expected to be close. Both Robinson and Stein are well-funded and have strong support from their respective parties. The outcome of the election could have a significant impact on the future of North Carolina.