Early voting has begun for the upcoming March 5 primary election in North Carolina. A multiplicity of nominations will be decided for races such as Governor; Lt. Governor; other Council of State offices; congressional seats; and NC General Assembly seats.
A number of resources online can help the conservative voter learn more about the candidates’ positions and which candidates are being recommended. I do not necessarily agree with all the recommendations on these sites, but I think they are worth a look to get somewhat of a balanced picture:
The Daily Haymaker, Part One and Part Two
North Carolina Grassroots Government
The North Carolina Values Coalition iVoterGuide
I can state there is one candidate who ought to win her primary, hands down. Michele Morrow is a much better candidate for NC Superintendent of Public Instruction compared with her opponent– Catherine Truitt, the incumbent– who is a Republican pawn of the education establishment. This race, by all appearances, ought to be no contest for conservative voters.
Question: I thought Dan Bishop was running for Attorney General. I don’t his name on the GOP ballot.
You are right, Fred– he is running. I think he is not on the ballot because there is no primary for that particular race. He is unopposed for that particular nomination, if I remember correctly.
Thank you. Very helpful and needed.
You’re welcome, Healey. Hope it helps. I’m still a bit torn about at least a couple of the races.