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Conservative Party Names Carl Paladino as its Gubernatorial Nominee

Posted on September 29, 2010 by adminSeptember 29, 2010
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On the evening of September 29, the New York Conservative Party nominated Carl Paladino as its gubernatorial nominee.  See this story.  Thanks to IndependentPoliticalReport for the link. … Continue reading →

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Rhode Island Supreme Court Declines to Hear Lawsuit by Republican who Wants Party’s Lieutenant Governorship Nomination

Posted on September 29, 2010 by adminSeptember 29, 2010
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On September 29, the Rhode Island Supreme Court said it won’t hear Russo v Mollis, su-10-339.  This is the case filed by the Republican candidate who placed second in this year’s primary for Lieutenant Governor.  The winning Republican withdrew from … Continue reading →

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Texas to Hold Three-Party Gubernatorial Debate

Posted on September 29, 2010 by adminSeptember 29, 2010
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Major Texas newspapers and a TV station are sponsoring a gubernatorial debate on October 19.  The Democratic, Libertarian and Green Party nominees have accepted.  The Republican nominee says he won’t attend unless the Democratic nominee releases his old income tax … Continue reading →

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9th Circuit Sets Hearing Date in Montana Ballot Access Case

Posted on September 29, 2010 by adminSeptember 29, 2010
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The 9th circuit will hear oral arguments in Kelly v McCulloch, 10-35174, on November 5, 2010, in Portland, Oregon.  This is the case filed in 2008 against the March petition deadline for non-presidential independent candidates.  The non-presidential independent candidate petition … Continue reading →

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State Court in Maine Upholds Requirement that Petitions Must be Physically Transported to Town Clerks

Posted on September 29, 2010 by adminSeptember 29, 2010
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On September 28, a state Superior Court upheld Maine’s requirement that petitions must be physically sent to each town clerk by the candidate or group that is circulating a petition.  An independent candidate for Governor, Alex Hammer, had collected the … Continue reading →

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