N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Primaries

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. Under the dome: Blacks consider ways to fight 2nd primary - Ja 24 86 1
2. Suit threatened over voting changes - Fe 4 86 2C
3. Under the dome: Regional primary urged - Fe 6 86 7A
4. N.C. among states likely to set early primary - Fe 8 86 9A
5. Under the dome: Helms again says he's neutral in primary - Fe 25 86 1
6. Under the dome: Martin backs regional primary in South - Mr 30 86 1
7. Wilson County to use district system in June 3 primary - Ap 2 86 2C
8. State legislative leaders endorse idea of regional primary - Ap 9 86 1C
9. Two-party competition erodes runoff primaries - Ap 11 86 14A
10. Fatigue, lack of money slow down 1986 races - Ap 25 86 20A
11. State Elections Board backs judicial primary - Ap 25 86 5D
12. Special primary for judgeships set July 29 - My 1 86 23A
13. Candidates square off Tuesday in 6 U.S. House districts - My 3 86 22A
14. Democrats enjoying relatively quiet Senate primary - My 4 86 31A
15. Editorial: What's at stake Tuesday - My 4 86 18A
16. Attention focus on Senate primaries - My 6 86 1
17. Hamby nominated in 8th District race - My 7 86 11A
18. Leonard leads ticket; runoff may be called - My 7 86 8A
19. N.C. primary results - My 7 86 1
20. Parker defeats John in appeals race - My 7 86 4C
21. Primary election coverage: Congress, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th, 10th, 11th districts - My 7 86 11A
22. Primary election coverage: District 16 Senate seats - My 7 86 18C
23. Primary election coverage: N.C. House District 21, 61, 62, 63, 65 - My 7 86 8A
24. Statewide primary results (Senate, Court of Appeals, Nuclear waste site, elections) - My 7 86 12A
25. Third of N.C.'s voters go to polls - My 7 86 12A
26. Two senators win in 14th District; runoff likely for third nomination - My 7 86 1C
27. Wake primary results - My 7 86 13A
28. Editorial: Clean campaigns win - My 8 86 22A
29. Election 1986: Congress, 3rd, 5th, 10th districts - My 8 86 16A
30. Election 1986: Statewide primary results - My 8 86 17A
31. GOP leaders say primary loss hurts Congressional Club - My 8 86 17A - No runoffs needed in most (N.C.) Senate races - My 8 86 7A
32. Renn considering runoff for 3rd District nomination - My 8 86 16A
33. Several June runoffs possible for House - My 8 86 4A
34. Sparrow expects runoff, will make decision today - My 8 86 6A
35. Democrats disagree on importance of 1988 Southern regional primary - My 19 86 4C
36. Justice Department OKs primaries for 11 Superior Court judgeships - My 24 86 1C
37. Primary runoff change draws support, criticism - My 27 86 1
38. Legislature won't vote on runoffs - My 31 86 1C
39. Black legislators plan to push runoff efforts - Jn 1 86 35A
40. Primary runoffs scheduled for six legislative seats - Jn 3 86 18C
41. Under the dome: Blacks still pushing to change runoffs - Jn 14 86 1
42. Blue may introduce primary bill this week - Jn 16 86 12A
43. Bill would cut vote percentage for primary win - Jn 18 86 12B
44. Panel blocks move to change primary runoffs - Jn 20 86 4D
45. Regional primary bill advances in assembly - Jn 20 86 WA-1
46. Joint panel approves bill to move primary election - Jn 27 86 8B
47. Sponsor postpones vote on bill to change primary date - Jn 28 86 20A
48. Barnes wins nomination for Wilson County seat - Jy 2 86 3C
49. Senate votes to approve moving primary to March - Jy 8 86 18C
50. Special primary elections set today for 11 (Wake) Superior Court judgeships - Jy 29 86 1C
51. Stephens wins race for Wake judgeship - Jy 30 86 1
52. Wake Superior Court (Chart) - Jy 30 86 4A
53. State elections chief against primary plan - Oc 7 86 8B
54. Suit seeks to halt primary for Onslow school board - Oc 31 86 2D
55. Judge clears way for Onslow primary - No 1 4C
56. Democratic, GOP leaders split on opening primaries in N.C. - De 12 86 37A

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