North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, left, walks past former President Donald Trump, right, after being introduced at a ...

The Republican lieutenant governor said he would hire new staff soon, following a CNN report linking him to disturbing ...

Robinson’s campaign announced Sunday evening that general consultant and senior adviser Conrad Pogorzelski III, campaign manager Chris Rodriguez, finance director Heather Whillier and deputy campaign ...

This comes after a CNN report outlined evidence that North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson made disturbing posts on a ...

Donald Trump campaigned in North Carolina, but he made no mention of the scandal involving his handpicked candidate for North ...

This is a lesson in candidate selection. Republicans in North Carolina were willing to overlook obvious character deficiencies, a lack of policy experience and the virulent, hateful rhetoric that ...

North Carolina Public Radio reported that other staffers such as political director Patrick Riley also joined the exodus, ...

But WUNC has confirmed that other staffers have quit as well, leaving Robinson with just three people working on his campaign — two campaign spokesmen and a bodyguard. The list of departures also ...

In the wake of his porn website scandal, North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson’s campaign is quickly falling ...

The mass resignation has reportedly left his Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson's gubernatorial campaign with just three people.

I appreciate the efforts of these team members who have made the difficult choice to step away from the campaign, and I wish them well in their future endeavors,” Robinson said in the release.

The senator made the comment after a CNN report about posts Robinson allegedly made on a pornography website's message board.