Democrats are trying to tie Republican candidates up and down the ballot to Robinson after Thursday’s CNN report.

As he seeks North Carolina's top elected office, Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson's support of other Republican candidates and their support for him is well documented on the internet. But some of those posts started to disappear as news of Robinson's latest scandal became clearer.

Some North Carolina Republicans are calling on their party’s gubernatorial nominee, Mark Robinson, to drop out of the race for governor following a report about comments he is alleged to have made more than a decade ago on a pornographic website.

North Carolina is critical to Trump’s paths to victory, and polls showed him even with Harris there even before scandal enveloped the GOP gubernatorial nominee.

Shortly after 3pm on Thursday, a story by CNN alleged that Mark Robinson described himself as a “black Nazi” on the amateur black erotic website “Nude Africa”. In the posts, it is claimed that he revealed his love of pornography featuring transgender actors and said: “Slavery is not bad.

Mark Robinson, NC gubernatorial candidate held campaign rally in Burnsville Town Square Sept. 14 as "Faith, Family and Fun Night."

Antonia Hylton, NBC News Correspondent and Tim Miller, former RNC spokesperson join Alicia Menendez in for Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with continued reaction to the fallout from the latest scandal involving North Carolina Lt Governor Mark Robinson and the signs that the Trump campaign and the North Carolina GOP are sticking by him as their candidate.

The former president was an early backer of Mr. Robinson’s bid to become governor of North Carolina, a race that was jolted when CNN reported that Mr. Robinson had made disturbing posts online.

A new investigation by CNN's K File uncovered sexually explicit posts on a pornographic website that are allegedly from Mark Robinson.

Donald Trump is facing calls from his allies and staff to pull his endorsement from scandal-plagued Mark Robinson in North Carolina, according to four people familiar with the discussions.