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Don H. Garren (1933–2018) was an American lawyer and politician. Garren was the Republican candidate who defeated Adgar F. Sexton in the November 1966 state legislative election, and won the Henderson County seat in the North Carolina House of Representatives. During his tenure as state representative, Garren served within the state house as minority leader. Garren did not file to run for reelection in the 46th House District by March 1968, instead focusing on the Republican Party nomination for the lieutenant governorship, which he secured by May of that year. Garren subsequently lost the lieutenant governorship to Hoyt Patrick Taylor Jr.