Category Archives: N.C. primary

Low-turnout runoff settles nominations for handful of races

Posted on July 18, 2012 by BWarner

A relatively small number of North Carolina voters went to the polls on Tuesday to decide nominees in a handful of statewide, congressional and legislative races. The mid-summer runoff election was necessary for contests where no candidate received more than … Continue reading →

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Some N.C. primary contests head to July runoff

Posted on May 14, 2012 by BWarner

Several statewide and congressional elections were left unsettled at the conclusion of last week’s primary voting, sending the contests to a runoff in the dead of summer. With no candidate reaching the 40 percent threshold to win the party’s nomination … Continue reading →

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