In December of 2003, Judge Wanda Bryant became the first judicial candidate to participate in the North Carolina Judicial Reform Public Financing Program. The optional program, open only to candidates for seats on the North Carolina Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, was established as part of the N.C. Judicial Reform Act enacted in 2002.

To read more about the program and Judge Bryant's committment to Campaign Finance reform, follow these links: (Note: These will open a new browser window. Just close the new window to get back to this page.)

• Judge Bryant to be keynote speaker on "Campaign Finance is a Civil Rights Issue" at the Fannie Lou Hamer Project National Conference - June 25 and 26, 2004 (For FLHP registration and conference information)



• Judge Bryant's Op-Ed on Public Financing for Judicial Campaigns



• Judge Bryant Speaks at Forum on Judicial Selection and Election Sponsored by the American Association of University Women



• Judge Bryant First to Opt into Public Finance Plan (Full press release from the Bryant Campaign)



• State Tax Forms Offer New Option to Help Campaigns (From WNCT Web Site)



• Learn all about the new law (From the NC Center for Voter Education's Web Site)