Robinson’s campaign says that four top staff members who worked for North Carolina Lt. Governor Mark Robinson have quit.
Four people who worked for the campaign have quit: Campaign Manager Chris Rodriguez, Finance Director Heather Whillier, and Deputy Campaign Manager Jason Rizk. Conrad Pogorzelski III was the general consultant and senior assistant.
A message about the new staff members will be sent out soon by the campaign.
“Thank you to the team members who worked hard but have decided to leave the campaign. I wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors.” I’m excited to tell you about new staff positions in the next few days.
“The important issues in this election will continue to be at the center of my campaign: building an economy that grows from Murphy to Manteo; lowering taxes and getting rid of wasteful red tape; keeping politics out of our schools; and stepping up efforts to stop violent crime and illegal drugs.”
For several cycles now, polls have consistently understated the support for Republicans in North Carolina. With a large portion of the electorate still undecided and our campaign ramping up efforts across the state, I am confident that we will be able to make our case to the voters and win on November 5. Mark K. Robinson, who is the Republican candidate for governor and lieutenant governor.