Tricia Cotham shares messages on sports, politics, and education in recent tweets

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Patricia Ann Cotham, North Carolina State Representative from 105th District (R)
Patricia Ann Cotham, North Carolina State Representative from 105th District (R)
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Apr 7, 2026
ByK. T. Gardner
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Tricia Cotham, a Republican elected to the North Carolina State House in 2025 to represent the state’s 105th House district, has recently posted several messages on her Twitter account covering topics from sports to public service recognitions.

On April 5, 2026, Cotham shared her support for South Carolina basketball, posting “Let’s go SC “.

The following day, April 6, she commented on her colleagues in state politics with a holiday greeting and a lighthearted observation: “Some #ncpol lawmakers have unique talents… #HappyEaster https://t.co/tL1wR1E3C9”.

On April 7, Cotham acknowledged the contributions of school leaders by stating “Happy Assistant Principals week! https://t.co/jqa5dSWVUs”.

Cotham replaced Wesley Harris as the representative for North Carolina’s 105th House district after her election in 2025.

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