Gov.-elect McCrory to be sworn in Saturday
Gov.-elect Pat McCrory will be sworn in as North Carolina’s 74th governor in a small ceremony Saturday at the State Capitol.
Gov.-elect Pat McCrory will be sworn in as North Carolina’s
74th governor in a small ceremony Saturday at the State Capitol.
A week of galas and open
houses will follow as the former Charlotte mayor officially begins his four-year term.
Those
events include an open house at the governor’s western residence in Asheville at 5 p.m. Jan. 7 and
the Inaugural Ball on Jan. 11 at the Raleigh Convention Center.
The activity continues with a
parade in downtown Raleigh on Jan. 12, McCrory’s inaugural speech, an open house at the Executive
Mansion and a celebration at the mansion that evening.
The swearing-in ceremony for McCrory
begins at noon Jan. 5 and will be live-streamed online at
new.livestream.com/accounts/2164066/events/1751201.
McCrory was elected to the position in
November after securing 54.6 percent of the vote.
Meanwhile, McCrory’s right-hand man, Lt. Gov.
Dan Forest, started in November by meeting with advisers and visiting his new
office.
