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: North Carolina Appellate BlogArticles Regarding Judicial Elections
By Sean E. Andrussier
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Here are a few articles, editorials, and posts regarding North Carolina's Judicial Elections:- Rob Richie of The Center for Voting and Democracy published a piece titled "North Carolina uses Instant Runoff Voting for state, county-wide elections"
- The Raleigh News & Observer Editorial Board opined that "[v]oters made a good case on Election Day that they're up to the job of electing appellate judges."
- Mandy Locke of The Raleigh News & Observer explained the logistics behind the instant runoff portion of the election for the seat formerly held by Judge James A. Wynn.
- Gary Marx of National Review Online's Bench Memos blog briefly discussed the outcomes in North Carolina's judicial elections.
Full post as published by North Carolina Appellate Blog on November 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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