These races were made non-partisan in 2002 because the Democratic majority in the legislature was unhappy about Republicans winning statewide judicial races and taking majorities on the appellate courts. There is no indication on the ballot as to the party affiliation of the judicial candidates, so many voters have little idea as to who to […]
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Carolina Journal Exclusives N.C. Judicial Races Fly Under Voter Radar N.C. Supreme Court race could tip balance of power By David N. Bass October 07, 2010 CJ Photo by Amanda Vuke At a Sept. 21 candidate forum (from left), Judge Rick Elmore, Steven Walker, Judge Sanford Steelman, and Judge Barbara Jackson listen to the moderator,
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PERO: George Soros vs. judicial elections Stripping people of power, giving lawyers control of courts By Dan Pero The Washington Times September 10, 2010 Soros During the past decade, a lavishly funded, highly coordinated campaign has been under way to shift America’s judiciary fundamentally to the left by keeping conservative judges off state courts. This
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