 January 9th Swearing-in day on the floor of the NCGA with my wife and Legislative Assistant Polly.  Victory! The Bible says that "the horse is prepared for the day of battle but victory rests in the Lord." Prov 21:31
We want to thank the Lord for this victory in our year long job interview with the voters of NC House District 64 here in Alamance County. I received 59% of the popular vote. We also want to thank all of you who gave to us your time, financial support, ideas, hard work and of course your prayers. We could not have done this without you. We hope you can share in the joy of a good night for North Carolina despite the national trend away from common sense and a secure financial future for our children. I look forward to going to work for you in Raleigh. What is good for our families is good for our state. Sincerely, Dennis
************************************************************************************ Dennis and the next Governor of North Carolina Pat McCrory at a campaign event held at Copland Fabrics  ************************************************************************************ Small Business Endorses Dennis Riddell
Raleigh, September 10,2012 - The National Federation of Independent Business, North Carolina's leading small-business association, has endorsed Dennis Riddell in the 64th NC House District Race. The endorsement was made by NFIB/North Carolina SAFE (Save America's Free Enterprise) Trust, which is comprised exclusively of NFIB members. "Dennis Riddell understands the challenges facing the state's small, family businesses and is the clear choice in House District 64," said Gregg Thompson, state director of NFIB/North Carolina. "We believe Dennis Riddell will take a fiscally responsible approach to managing state government and support legislation that helps our small businesses grow and create jobs and puts the state back on the pathway to success." Meet the Riddells via our first campaign video The borrow, tax and spenders have it all wrong. My pal Jere, the Wonder Horse, shows how in this video.  Riddell for NC House combination Sign Crew & Alamance County Beautification Committee on the job. ________________________________________
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On the floor of the NCGA with our children at seat #99  Lt. Gov. Dan Forest and Rep. Dennis Riddell on Inaugural Day January 9th, 2013 (compare to the photo below)  Candidates Dan Forest and Dennis Riddell meet again on the campaign trail last summer  Newest Riddell for NC House 64 campaign video is up and ready for you to view & share.
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"There was only one person who I thought of to take my place in Raleigh and that was Dennis Riddell."
Community leaders who have endorsed Dennis: Congressman Howard Coble - NC 6th Dist. Rep. Dan Ingle - NC House 64 Tom Manning - County Commissioner (Chairman) Steve Ross - Burlington City Councilman _______________________________________________
A message from Dennis "What's good for our families is good for our state." The election of 2012 will be a pivotal year for our nation and our state. It will, for better or for worse, have a generational impact. I want to make sure that this critical election is for the better. I want my children, and yours, to grow up with the same freedom and opportunities that previous generations of Americans have enjoyed. To help preserve our freedom and opportunities we must continue the common sense conservative reforms begun in Raleigh during the most recent Republican-led legislative sessions. Our current conservative Rep. Dan Ingle has announced he will not be seeking re-election to the NC House 64 seat he currently holds. Rep. Ingle and other leaders in our community have asked me to run for the District 64 seat. At the urging of Dan, other friends in public service, friends in the private sector, and with the support of my wonderful wife and family I have decided to run for NC House District 64. "I will be a strong voice for the hardworking taxpayers, businesses and families of District 64."
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