Tricia Cotham posts about Charlotte sports and Matthews Police on social media

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Tricia Ann Cotham, North Carolina State Representative for 112th District
Tricia Ann Cotham, North Carolina State Representative for 112th District
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Apr 8, 2026
ByY. H. Garcia
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Tricia Cotham, a Republican elected to the North Carolina State House in 2025 representing the state’s 105th House district, posted several messages on her social media account on April 8, 2026.

In one post at 15:32 UTC, Cotham wrote, “Charlotte is a sports city! https://t.co/ER5OFqyKTP”.

Shortly after, at 15:34 UTC, she expressed support for local law enforcement with the message, “Way to go @matthewspolice !! https://t.co/unq9mQCt2m”.

Later that day at 17:27 UTC, Cotham posted a brief reaction: ” https://t.co/fDxiQE4hcN”.

Cotham succeeded Wesley Harris as representative of North Carolina’s 105th House district following her election in 2025.

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