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Norwood Receives Key Endorsements
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As Tim Norwood’s State Senate
campaign has continued to
pick up steam, it has also
accumulated key endorsements
from local figures who support
Norwood’s candidacy and agree
with his interest in creating
more jobs in the Pee Dee.
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Leaders Like Tim
Tim Norwood has picked up significant
endorsements from local political and business
leaders, notably Ashby Gregg, Mayor of Quinby;
George McIntyre, former Marlboro County
Council chairman; Mike Sattane, former
Marion City Council member; Allen Brigman,
former Mayor of Latta; and Bruce Walters,
former plant manager of Arvin Meritor industrial
plant.
“Tim Norwood has a well thought-out plan
for job creation in the Pee Dee as well as the
passion to work hard,” Gregg said. “Tim
Norwood is the candidate to lead District 30 in
the right direction economically.”
McIntyre said, “Something’s got to be done to
fill the gap between the economic growth in
urban areas and the lack of it in the rural areas,
and if elected, Tim Norwood would be a good,
strong voice for District 30. I look forward to
Tim Norwood serving as our next State Senator.”
Mike Sattane, a 50-year resident of Marion,
said he remembers when jobs were abundant in
the Pee Dee. “Now, there are no new jobs, and I
know of no position by our current leadership on
the creation of employment opportunities,”
Sattane said. “With Tim Norwood as a candidate
for State Senator, District 30 has a choice, and
can look forward to a bright future.”
Added Brigman, “Tim Norwood is going to
help us build employment opportunities in the
Pee Dee and put good people, with the will to
work hard, in good-paying jobs.”
Walters said Norwood is a person who gets
work done effectively and efficiently. “Tim
Norwood not only has a plan, but he also has the
passion, drive, energy and salesmanship on all
levels that are needed to succeed as an effective
State Senator,” Walters said. “He is well-schooled
in the fundamentals of being successful in business
and knowledgeable about what needs to be
done to build economic development.”
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