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A government audit is raising new questions about taxpayer spending on a long-proposed bridge project in North Carolina's Outer Banks. According to the audit, approximately $61 million in taxpayer funds has been spent over the past three decades on planning and development for the proposed Mid-Currituck Bridge, yet construction has not begun and no physical bridge has been built. The findings have renewed debate over infrastructure spending, project management, and government accountability. Critics argue the project illustrates how major public works can consume millions of taxpayer dollars before any visible construction takes place, while supporters have pointed to the project's lengthy planning and environmental review process. #Taxpayer #GovernmentWaste #Infrastructure #NorthCarolina #OuterBanks #Audit #GovernmentSpending #Politics #BreakingNews #Economy #Transportation #PublicSpending #Accountability #Construction #News