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Bobby Hanig resigns from N.C. Senate, leaving northeastern District 1 vacant

Bobby Hanig has resigned from the North Carolina Senate, leaving the 10-county District 1 seat vacant. The Currituck Republican represented Camden, Currituck, Dare, and seven other northeastern counties.

Bobby Hanig resigns from N.C. Senate, leaving northeastern District 1 vacant — Camden Tribune | Courtesy North Carolina General Assembly

By Francisco Salmeron • 2 months ago

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The Coast Said No. Raleigh Did It Anyway.

The coast opposed the ferry tolls. Raleigh imposed them anyway. The legislators who voted for it should say why.

Bobby Hanig resigns from N.C. Senate, leaving northeastern District 1 vacant — Camden Tribune | Courtesy North Carolina General Assembly

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Aug 25, 2026

Bobby Hanig resigns from N.C. Senate, leaving northeastern District 1 vacant

Bobby Hanig has resigned from the North Carolina Senate, leaving the 10-county District 1 seat vacant. The Currituck Republican represented Camden, Currituck, Dare, and seven other northeastern counties.

Bobby Hanig resigns from N.C. Senate, leaving northeastern District 1 vacant — Camden Tribune | Courtesy North Carolina General Assembly

Aug 23, 2026

The Coast Said No. Raleigh Did It Anyway.

The coast opposed the ferry tolls. Raleigh imposed them anyway. The legislators who voted for it should say why.

The Coast Said No. Raleigh Did It Anyway. — Camden Tribune | Courtesy of Wikipedia

Aug 20, 2026

N.C. Ferry Tolls: Hanig Tried to Remove Them. 25 Senators Voted to Stop the Effort

North Carolina's ferry-toll mandate emerged in the Senate, survived an effort to remove it, disappeared from the House budget, and returned in the final agreement. The legislative record names the lawmakers involved but not who restored the statewide requirement.

N.C. Ferry Tolls: Hanig Tried to Remove Them. 25 Senators Voted to Stop the Effort — Camden Tribune graphic | Source Francisco Salmeron