Preceded by Bill Purcell Name Gene McLaurin Succeeded by Tom McInnis Role Political figure | Spouse(s) Donna Political party Democratic Party Website Campaign website | |
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Alma mater University of North Carolina at Charlotte Occupation President of Swink-Quality Oil Residence Rockingham, North Carolina, United States | ||
Gene mclaurin candidate for nc senate district 25
Gene McLaurin was a Democratic member of the North Carolina Senate, representing the 25th district. McLaurin served on the Commerce, Agriculture/Environment/Natural Resources, Appropriations on Natural and Economic Resources, Finance, Insurance, Pensions & Retirement and Aging, and State and Local Government committees. Before being elected to the North Carolina Senate in 2012, McLaurin served as the mayor of Rockingham, North Carolina from 1997 to 2012. McLaurin considers himself to be moderate to conservative in his political views, counting Jim Hunt, Ronald Reagan, and Terry Sanford among his political heroes. In addition to his political career, McLaurin has also worked as the general manager of TOTAL Lubricants and the president of Swink-Quality Oil Company.
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- Gene mclaurin candidate for nc senate district 25
- Gene mclaurin for nc senate
- Electoral History
- Political Future
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Gene mclaurin for nc senate
Electoral History
Mayor of Rockingham (2009):
Gene McLaurin: 1,408 Bruce Stanback: 364 Write-In: 13Mayor of Rockingham (2011):
Gene McLaurin: 858 Write-In: 13NC State Senate District 25 (2012):
Gene McLaurin (D): 44,560 Gene McIntyre (R): 39,506NC State Senate District 25 (2014):
Tom McInnis (R): 28,496 Gene McLaurin (D): 26,632 P.H Dawkins (L): 1,412Political Future
Gene has openly stated he is open to running for political office again in 2016 after his 2014 defeat. This has led to speculations about what he may intend on running for. Many believe he should run for his old state senate or run for a state house seat. Others have urged the former state senator to run for higher office either for Congress or at the state level.