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NC Lieutenant Gubernatorial Documentaries, Debates, and Forums (2008)

NC Gubernatorial ForumsAs this election season heats up, UNC-TV steps up to provide in-depth coverage of the North Carolina lieutenant gubernatorial race. Through various UNC-TV productions and presentations during the final months of this election year, journalists moderate in-depth discussions of pressing state issues between participating Democratic Party candidates and Republican Party contenders.

2008 North Carolina Lieutenant Gubernatorial Debate

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Wednesday, September 17, at 8 PM
In the midst of the gubernatorial debates, hear from the hopefuls for lieutenant governor on the 2008 North Carolina Lieutenant Gubernatorial Debate, Wednesday, September 17, at 8 PM.

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2008 NC Lieutenant Gubernatorial Candidates Forum
UNC-TV and the League of Women Voters of North Carolina team up to present the 2008 NC Lieutenant Gubernatorial Candidates Forum. In this topical 2008 candidates forum, UNC-TV executive producer for content Shannon Vickery moderates an in-depth primary discussion of top state issues between Democratic Party candidates Dan Besse, Walter Dalton, Hampton Dellinger and Patrick Smathers and Republican Party candidates Timothy Cook, Greg Dority and Jim Snyder.  An invitation has also been sent to Republican Party candidate Robert Pittenger. During the April 10 candidates forum, Vickery poses questions in each of two back-to-back segments between participating candidates from each political party.

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