N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Primaries

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. Under the Dome: New primary rule remains on hold - Ja 29 90 1B
2. Early Calif. primary in 1992 could affect Super Tuesday states - Fe 18 90 5C
3. Under the Dome: Party head (Davis) seeking bloodless primary - Fe 18 90 1C
4. Victory rule for primaries is approved - Mr 21 90 3B
5. Tar Heel editors speak: The 40 percent runoff solution - Mr 25 90 7J
6. Under the Dome: Democrats primed for on-air debates - Ap 15 90 1C
7. Under the Dome: Primary may delay waste site decision - Ap 25 90 1B
8. Voter rolls increase for May 8 primaries - Ap 25 90 3B
9. Democrats nominate Salisbury for judge - My 9 90 3B
10. Elections '90 (Charts) - My 9 90 16A
11. Elections '90 (General Assembly; Wake County results) - My 9 90 3B
12. Gantt, Easley top Democrats; Senate candidates likely will have runoff to determine Helms opponent - My 9 90 1
13. Incumbent Adcock is renominated - My 9 90 1B
14. N.C. election results (Chart) - My 9 90 1
15. Statewide primary results (Chart) - My 9 90 17A
16. Wiser loses bid for re-election to House - My 9 90 1B
17. Mavretic, opponents debate the outcome of House primaries - My 10 90 3B
18. Senate runoff leaves some Democrats uneasy - My 10 90 20A
19. Shallotte lawyer (Gore) wins primary for Easley's job - My 10 90 4B
20. Robeson voters say tally them left out - My 12 90 5B
21. Under the Dome: Swain survives challenge - My 12 90 2B
22. Easley was right to call for runoff with Gantt - My 13 90 6J
23. Under the Dome: Rivals (Hodges; Ingram) remember 1978 Senate runoff - My 14 90 1B
24. Tar Heel editors speak: Let's have clean runoff - My 20 90 7J
25. Editorial: Democrats' runoff day - Jn 5 90 12A
26. Gantt wins Senate runoff; first black Senate nominee in North Carolina to face Helms - Jn 6 90 1
27. Statewide vote (Chart) - Jn 6 90 10A
28. Southern legislators restate support for Super Tuesday - Jy 26 90 3B
29. State legislators myopic on presidential politics - Jy 27 90 16A

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