Democrats accuse Republicans of changing fundraising laws to help governor candidate

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Democrats are crying foul over North Carolina Republicans changing state campaign finance laws, alleging it is to help their gubernatorial candidate.

Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is looking to be North Carolina’s fourth Republican governor in a century, facing off against Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein. A significant obstacle in this endeavor is money; Stein has raised significantly more than Robinson, $18.6 million compared to Robinson’s $10.55 million.

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