Senate bid in North Carolina announced by Rep. Mark Walker

Rep. Mark Walker on Tuesday said that he would make a run for the Senate in 2022. This makes him the first major candidate to launch a campaign for the seat of retiring Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.). Walker is a staunch supporter of President Donald Trump, and the Vice Chairperson of the House Republican Conference. The N.C. Senate race is expected to be both competitive and expensive.

Senate bid in North Carolina announced by Rep. Mark Walker

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