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The Winston-Salem Journal carries an AP dispatch, "Democratic Lt Gov hopefuls want civil unions, death penalty stay."Three Democratic candidates for lieutenant governor are offering similar policy visions for North Carolina. Winston-Salem city councilman Dan Besse, Durham attorney Hampton Dellinger and Canton Mayor Pat Smathers participated in a forum Thursday night in Winston-Salem The candidates said they support a death penalty moratorium and agree that same-sex couples should be permitted to enter civil unions. They said reducing the school dropout rate also a priority.And:State Sen. Walter Dalton, another Democratic candidate, didn't attend the debate. Current Lieutenant Gov. Beverly Perdue is running for governor.

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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