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RALEIGH — Rep. David Price, D.-Dist. 4, was re-elected by voters in the Triangle area over Republican opponent Todd Batchelor Tuesday night. Speaking to a packed crowd at the Raleigh Convention and Conference Center, Price individually thanked his friends and family and his supporters for their dedication to his campaign.
With Election Day approaching, the race is heating up for local candidates vying for the coveted District 4 congressional seat. Rep. David Price, the Democratic incumbent, and Todd Batchelor, the Republican contender, hope to woo voters on issues such as education, transit and taxation in the district, which crosses the boundaries of Durham, Orange, Wake and Chatham counties and includes both Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Democratic incumbent Gov. Mike Easley and Republican challenger Patrick Ballantine debated educational issues Monday morning at the SAS Institute campus in Cary, clashing on a number of topics.
Since a national act banning assault weapons expired Sept. 13, activists on national, local and campus levels have debated its impact on the future of gun violence.
