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2008 GENERAL ELECTION VOTER GUIDE

2008 General Election Voter Guide | U.S. President & Congress | N.C. Governor, Lt. Governor & Council of State | N.C. Judicial Races | N.C. Senate Races | N.C. House Races


NOVEMBER 4, 2008 GENERAL ELECTIONS:

On November 4, 2008, North Carolina voters will go to the polls to elect individuals to represent them in federal, state and local government. In order to promote civic responsibility and to help voters better understand where the candidates stand on critically important issues, the North Carolina Family Policy Council is pleased to provide this impartial, nonpartisan 2008 General Election Voter Guide.

To produce the Voter Guide, the Council sent questionnaires by certified mail to over 480 candidates during this election year. The candidates' responses to the questionnaires are compiled on this website and may include additional comments and explanations provided by the candidates. In addition to viewing the candidate information on this website, you may also download a copy of the 16-page print version of the 2008 Voter Guide (pdf, 862kb).

To order 2008 Voter Guides in bulk for distribution at your church, civic group or other organization, contact the North Carolina Family Policy Council at (919) 807-0800.


HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF THIS WEBSITE:

  1. Some offices in North Carolina are elected statewide (U.S. Senate, Governor, Lt. Governor, Council of State, N.C. Supreme Court, and N.C. Court of Appeals), while others are elected by district (U.S. House, N.C. Superior Court, N.C. Senate, and N.C. House).

    To determine your voting districts refer to your voter registration card or visit the State Board of Elections website. The SBOE offers a handy tool that allows you to print a personalized sample ballot listing all the races in which you have the opportunity to vote. At the "Voter Lookup" page on the SBOE website, select "Show me my Voter Information" and then enter your name and date of birth to obtain your sample ballot. Once you have your sample ballot, go to step 2 below.

  2. Access the candidates' responses to our 2008 Voter Guide questionnaires.
    1. First, click on the "Races" links below (or at the top of each page) to get a list of all races up for election this year.
    2. Then, click on a specific race or district number to view an individual page listing the candidates' responses to our 2008 Voter Guide questionnaire. You may also download a pdf copy of the candidate's completed questionnaire, which often contains additional comments or explanations provided by the candidates.
    3. Print these pages and share them with your friends and family.

    Note: Your ballot may also include local elections and/or referenda questions that are not included in this Voter Guide. Contact your county board of elections to determine what additional races or referenda may be on your ballot.


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QUESTIONNAIRES

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