Connecticut Still Hasn’t Determined if Socialist Action Party is on for U.S. Senate

There is no decision yet as to whether Fred Linck, the Socialist Action Party nominee for U.S. Senate, will be on the Connecticut ballot. The volunteers for the party have found numerous substantial errors in the validation process of many towns. Some town clerks invalidated signatures of voters who are registered independents, as though the town clerks thought they were checking a primary petition. Some town clerks invalidated many signatures of people who supposedly aren’t registered, yet they were registered. The Secretary of State is letting the Socialist Action volunteers do all the work of re-validating signatures, instead of helping with the process. Another 600 valid signatures need to be found.

If Linck does get on the ballot, he will be the only statewide candidate in any state in November 2018 with the word “socialist” in his ballot label.


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Connecticut Still Hasn’t Determined if Socialist Action Party is on for U.S. Senate — 3 Comments

  1. Obsolete party.

    Democratic = liberal/progressive/socialist/communist — since 1932.

    A mere 84 years of lunatic accumulated debts.

  2. ALL GOVT DEBTS INSANITY STARTED IN 1929 — MERE 89 YEARS AND COUNTING.

    NOW ABOUT A MERE $ 35 TRILLION —

    35,000,000,000,000 >>> BORROW TO PROSPERITY !!!

    USA POP NOW ABOUT
    325,000,000

    RATIO PER PERSON — AGE 0 TO 150 — ABOUT
    $ 108,000 — PAY NOW OR ELSE !!!???

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