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What is the process to replace Chuck Edwards if he drops his reelection bid?

Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) is facing growing questions about his political future representing North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District, as the House Ethics Committee revealed a slew of inappropriate actions the lawmaker allegedly took toward two female staffers. The controversy intensified after the ethics panel recommended the House censure Edwards on Monday in a report outlining […]

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What is the process to replace Chuck Edwards if he drops his reelection bid?
Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) is facing growing questions about his political future representing North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District, as the House Ethics Committee revealed a slew of inappropriate actions the lawmaker allegedly took toward two female staffers. The controversy intensified after the ethics panel recommended the House censure Edwards on Monday in a report outlining […]
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