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Potential Independent Candidate In South Carolina U.S. Senate Race Won’t Run

Posted on July 5, 2010 by adminJuly 5, 2010
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Linda Ketner said on July 5 that she will not run as an independent candidate for U.S. Senate in South Carolina this year.  See this story.  Ketner was the Democratic nominee for U.S. House in the Charleston district in 2008.  … Continue reading →

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Imagining How Texas Campaign Finance Law Would be Interpreted if the Democratic Party Had to Submit a Petition for Ballot Access

Posted on July 3, 2010 by adminJuly 3, 2010
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The Texas election law says corporations may donate money to political parties “to defray normal overhead and administrative or operating costs incurred by the party; or to administer a primary election or convention held by the party.” In 2006, the … Continue reading →

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June 2010 Ballot Access News print version

Posted on July 3, 2010 by adminJuly 3, 2010
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June 1, 2010 – Volume 26, Number 1 This issue was originally printed on tan paper. Table of Contents COLORADO BALLOT ACCESS BILL PASSES LEGISLATURE OKLAHOMA DOESN’T PASS BALLOT ACCESS OHIO VICTORY SOUTH CAROLINA LIKELY TO MAKE BALLOT ACCESS WORSE … Continue reading →

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Forrest Claypool is Safely on Cook County, Illinois Ballot as an Independent

Posted on July 2, 2010 by adminJuly 2, 2010
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Forrest Claypool has this commentary in the Huffington Post.  He submitted 90,000 signatures to be on the ballot for Cook County Assessor as an independent.  No one challenged his petition.  He says that he is the first independent candidate on … Continue reading →

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Texas Supreme Court Lets Greens Appear on Ballot, at Least for Now

Posted on July 2, 2010 by adminJuly 2, 2010
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On July 2, the Texas Supreme Court stayed an order of a lower state court, and gave permission for the Green Party to certify its nominees to the Secretary of State.  The Texas Supreme Court wants to hold a full … Continue reading →

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