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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2005
Legislators take shot at court
BY AARON PRUITT
STAFF WRITER
In an effort to streamline the
elections process, legislators filed
bills in both houses of the General
Assembly on Tuesday that would
establish procedures for dealing
with contested results.
Sen. Dan Clodfelter, D-
Mecklenburg, sponsored the bill
in the Senate, and Reps. Deborah
Ross, D-Wake, and Beverly Earle,
D-Mecklenburg, co-sponsored it in
the House.
“This is just setting up a proce
dural mechanism,” Clodfelter said.
“We’ve had this power for quite
some time; we just haven’t needed
to use it in quite some time.”
The N.C. Constitution gives the
legislature jurisdiction over dis
puted elections for governor, lieu
tenant governor and positions in
the Council of State. But it doesn’t
stipulate how to go about it.
Ross said the purpose of the bill is
to fulfill the General Assembly’s con
stitutional duty and to help expedite
the process in contested elections.
“If it weren’t for this bill, you
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would have to go up and down the
court system and all over the place,”
Ross said.
Under the bill, the Speaker of the
House and the Senate president pro
tem each would appoint five people
to a special committee after a losing
candidate files a contest.
After reviewing the evidence,
the committee would give a recom
mendation to a joint session, which
could accept a proposal, reject it or
send it back to committee.
The bill comes less than a week
after the N.C. Supreme Court threw
out more than 11,000 provisional
ballots cast statewide.
“We’re not sure why the courts
even heard the case,” Clodfelter
said. “The courts have no jurisdic
tion in contested elections.”
Under the state constitution,
courts aren’t in a position to decide
the outcome of a contested elec
tion, said Ferrel Guillory, director
of UNC’s Program on Southern
Politics, Media and Public Life.
“Courts aren’t empowered to rule
in elections,” he said. “The courts can
only apply the law. The state consti
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tution gives the legislature the right
to rule in election matters.”
Some say having the legislature
decide an election would over
politicize the results, but Guillory
said it’s a moot point.
“Everything in an election
is politicized; that’s the point,”
Guillory said. “Ross and Clodfelter
are just filling in a gap in the pro
cess of contested elections. They
are letting the politics of an elec
tion play out in an orderly way.”
Clodfelter stressed that this bill is
not new to North Carolina or to the
country. “This provision has been
around for almost 160 years here
in the state, and several other states
have a similar provision,” he said.
“Most people agree who won
an election the person with the
most votes —but recently there
have been challenges over who gets
the votes,” Clodfelter said.
“It is pretty rare for this provi
sion to be used. Contested elections
just (don’t) happen all that often.”
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Town to pick up tab on home repair
Grants to assist
low-income areas
BY GREGG FOUND
STAFF WRITER
Residents in affordable housing
need not worry about paying for
repairs to their homes the town
might be willing to help them out.
Applications for federal
grants through the Community
Development Block Grant and the
Orange County HOME Program
are due Feb. 28.
And Northside neighborhood
residents have the option of apply
ing to the Comprehensive Housing
Rehabilitation Program, which was
established in 2003 by the Chapel
Hill Town Council. There is no
deadline for this grant program.
The comprehensive program
was created to keep low-income
residences up to the housing code,
targeting problems including insu
lation, wiring and heat.
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Jamie Rohe of the council’s program.
“But if a person is handicapped, we
could also use the grant money for
accessibilities such as a ramp, rail
ings or handicapped toilet.”
Northside, which is located north
of West Rosemary Street and west
of North Columbia Street, is home
to many households that qualify
for affordable housing earning
less than 80 percent of the area’s
median income.
Rohe said the council’s program
also pays for no-interest, forgiv
able loans, which the homeowner
doesn’t have to repay as long as he
stays in the house for a set amount
of time. Loans are offered for five,
10 and 15 years.
“We just want to make sure we
don’t rehab someone’s house and
then they go and sell it,” Rohe said,
adding that the homeowner would
only have to pay back the loan if he
moves before his time is up.
Rohe said the loans typically pay
for common home repairs such as
a hole in the wall or a leaky roof.
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DELUXE STUDIO APARTMENT. Near busline
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WALK TO CAMPUS. IBR/1 BA duplex. Available im
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UNIVERSITY COMMONS CONDO. Smith Level Road.
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month. Available June 2005.1 mile to campus. 919-
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business school and campus. Available now.
$425/month. Call Mike at Mason Properties
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NORTHAMPTON TERRACE. 1 BR/1 BA apartments.
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But households outside of
Northside that fit affordable hous
ing standards can still apply for
either of the federal grants.
“They could be used for home
repairs, new construction or down
payment assistance,” said Robert
Dowling, director of Orange
Community Housing and Land
Trust, which uses the grants to
fund affordable housing projects.
He said that some of the grants
will be used in Northside, but it is
hard to judge where the money will
go because no one has asked for a
grant yet for the 2005-06 year.
Dolores Bailey, co-director of
EmPOWEßment Inc., an organi
zation that helps with development
projects in Northside, said the fed
eral grants make homes affordable.
“We offer the grants to home
buyers as a subsidy,” she said.
“We have a very difficult time
competing with a large developer
who can offer more money,” she
added. “We just don’t have the
money to give to them.”
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