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Gay marriage was the subject of discussion Friday at Western Carolina University, not in a classroom...but at an outdoor rally. Opponents of a Constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage in North Carolina are taking their message to colleges across the state.  Registering voters is also part of the campaign. Rally organizers say the ban discriminates against people and goes beyond banning just gay marriage, but also civil unions and domestic partnerships. The "Race to the Ballot" campaign will hold several events in Asheville this weekend. It wraps up at UNC-Wilmington on March 2nd. The gay marriage ban comes up for a vote in North Carolina on May 8th.


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Friday, January 27 2012, 06:52 PM EST

North Carolina News

Another Republican files for NC governor's race
February 22, 2012 22:29 GMT

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- Republican gubernatorial candidate Pat McCrory has a primary opponent.

A list on the State Board of Elections web site says Fayetteville resident James Harney filed Wednesday to run as a GOP candidate for governor. Harney didn't immediately return a phone call seeking comment, but his entry means McCrory will have to run some kind of campaign for the May 8 primary.

McCrory has been considered the presumptive GOP nominee and spent the past several months trying to clear the field of high-profile candidates through speeches to party groups and fundraising. The former Charlotte mayor narrowly lost to Democrat Beverly Perdue in the 2008 general election. She isn't seeking a second term but at least four other Democrats are in the race.

Online:

N.C. State Board of Elections filing list as of 5 p.m. Feb. 22: http://bit.ly/wAmhJ3

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