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30996
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Two of the most watched contests this election season are the statewide races for the United States Senate and North Carolina Governor. In this article, the candidates discuss their energy policy plans and approach to climate change legislation.
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31361
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In this article, the 1984 candidates for the United States Senate and the United States House of Representative discuss their views on a proposal for shoring up the rural electric program’s financing mechanism. They also discuss their priorities for services to rural areas in North Carolina.
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31537
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Tar Heel voters will go to the polls to make some crucial political decisions in the November 4 General Election. This article profiles the candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, United States Senate and House of Representatives. Each candidate gives their perspective on rural economy and development.
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32336
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Rufus L. Edmisten, a native of Boone, has served as Chief Council and Staff Director of Senator Sam J. Ervin’s Senate Subcommittee on Separation of Powers since 1969. In this article, Edmisten discusses his candidacy for Attorney General and presents his views on key issues facing North Carolina.
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31978
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As North Carolinians prepare for the General Election on November 7, candidates for Governor and Congress present their biographies and views on issues affecting electric consumers.
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24923
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From his start in politics to his current run for the senate Republican candidate, Thom Tillis has presented a varying view of himself from moderate to arch conservative.
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Charlotte Magazine
(NoCar F 264.C4), Vol. 18 Issue 11, November 2013,
p64-69, 97-98, por
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31523
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North Carolina voters will have a diversified field of twenty-five candidates to choose from May 6 when the Democratic, Republican, and Libertarian Parties select their candidates for various statewide offices. This article presents the candidates’ biographies and views on critical issues pertaining to fuel and alternative energy sources.
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