2.5 North Carolina governor
The North Carolina State Capitol building in Raleigh houses the offices of the governor. (North Carolina State Capitol front facade, Archie A. Biggs, photographer. June 30,1937. Historic American Buildings Survey. More about the photograph)
General
Candidates
- Bev Perdue (D) — lieutenant governor
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- campaign website
- official biography from the Office of the Lieutenant Governor
- profile from Project Vote Smart
- profile on Congress.org, including position statements
- Pat McCrory (R) — mayor of Charlotte
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- campaign website
- official biography from the Office of the Charlotte Mayor
- profile from Project Vote Smart
- profile on Congress.org, including position statements
- Mike Munger (L) — chair of Political Science Department at Duke University
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- campaign website
- biography from the News & Observer — posted in December 2007, during the primary campaign
- information from Project Vote Smart
Contents
- 1 National elections on the web
- 2 North Carolina elections on the web
- 2.1North Carolina news
- 2.2North Carolina political parties
- 2.3U.S. Senate
- 2.4U.S. House of Representatives
- 2.5North Carolina governor
- 2.6State House of Representatives
- 2.7State Senate
- 2.8The cabinet
- 2.9Judicial elections
- 2.10Local elections
- 2.11Ballot Measures
- 3 Teaching the elections: Web resources for educators
- 4 Lesson plan: Teaching the electoral college
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