Perdue to have three offices


Gov.-elect Beverly Perdue plans to have three offices.

Spokesman David Kochman said that Perdue will keep the two offices in New Bern and Asheville and add a third in Charlotte, in addition to the governor's main office in Raleigh.

Each of the offices will be staffed by a representative whose job it will be to serve as a link between the governor's office and the local government.

"The things they might do would be representing the governor at local events and regional meetings, so they can report back about the matters being discussed," he said.

They will also help with local constituent service and help Perdue prepare for a local visit.

Kochman said that Perdue's pledge to open a Charlotte office came long before she faced Republican Pat McCrory in the November campaign. 

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Re: Perdue to have three offices

She can have ten and it will be politics as usual in raleigh. better wire your bud Basnight in so he can tell your folks what to do.

Re: Perdue to have three offices

I'm thinking about starting a betting book. Anyone care to wager on the over-under of how many visits she makes to this Charlotte office? It wouldn't be like Queen Bev to actually work much, following in the footsteps of King Hunt and King Mike.

Re: Perdue to have three offices

not a smart move at all...with all of nc being ask to suffer budget cuts ...how considerate to burden the tax payers with this additional expense....you people just keep right on ripping the taxpayers and little people off and oh ...yeah for the good of the state ....right......;

Re: Perdue to have three offices

Smart move Dumpling. A moving target is harder to hit. Picking out curtains for each office should keep her busy for the first year.