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After 100 years, it’s time for the people to decide:
-Should the voters be able to elect a Governor or Lieutenant
vaovernor to a second consecutive term?
--Should the principal duties of the Lieutenant Governor be
placed in the executive branch or in the General Assembly?
--Depending on the decision about the Lieutenant Governor’s
duties should the Governor and Lieutenant Governor run as
a team?
—Should the Governor have the veto power?
-ShouW certain members of the Council of State be appointed
rather than elected?
Superintendent of Public Instruction be appointed
by the State Board of Education rather than elected?
"ratheMhan elected? be aPP ° imed by ,he General Assembl V'
s . tat . e officials be elected in years in which there is no
Presidential election?
-Should legislators be elected for four-year terms, rather than
for two-year terms?
--Should North Carolina judges be appointed by the Governor on
a non-partisan, merit basis?
A constitutional convention will offer the people not the
politicians the right to decide these issues. A convention
does n °t mean that the historic values of the constitution
will be scrapped; instead, they will be strengthened by
being re-examined and re-accepted. In addition, the con
vention will permit the people to make the changes nec
essary to form the government as they wish it to be. North
Carolina s constitution should be able to meet the needs
of the future while preserving the best of the past.
George Wood for Governor
A New Start for North Carolina.
Paid for by the George Wood Campaign Committee, Dr. John T. Caldwell, Chairman
GEORGE WOOD PROPOSES
A PEOPLE’S CONVENTION
TO WRITE A NEW
CONSTITUTION.