Rep. Ted Budd (R-NC) secured the Republican nomination with a blowout victory in the North Carolina U.S. Senate primary.
Rep. Ted Budd secured the Republican nomination with a blowout victory in the North Carolina U.S. Senate primary,The Trump-endorsed congressman beat his establishment-backed competitor, former Gov. Pat McCrory , less than an hour after polls closed on TuesdayNew York Times
. Former Rep. Mark Walker had nearly 9 percent of the vote by 8 p.m., and no other candidate had topped over 4 percent.
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