North Carolina Senate leader, conservative architect Phil Berger concedes primary loss
North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger conceded the primary race for his legislative seat to Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page. Berger, a prominent conservative architect, has been Senate leader since 2011 and played a key role in shaping the state's policies.
North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger conceded the primary race. He trailed Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page in the March 3 primary. Berger has been Senate leader since 2011. He was endorsed by President Donald Trump. Page's lead expanded after elections boards reviewed provisional ballots. Berger's campaign was outspent by a pro-Page independent group. Berger has been a force in North Carolina government, implementing a rightward agenda despite opposition from Democrat governors.
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