Lincoln Party of Indiana Spent $780,000 to Gather Signatures

This news story says the Lincoln Party, which successfully peetitioned to place one candidate on the Indiana ballot this year for Secretary of State, spent $780,000 to gather the signatures.


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Lincoln Party of Indiana Spent $780,000 to Gather Signatures — 4 Comments

  1. Real Facts

    “ “Q on July 15, 2026 at 9:33 am said:

    WHY NO ANSWERS FROM RICHARD WINGER ABOUT WHETHER HE WANTS PRESIDENT TRUMP TO BE ASSASSINATED ???

    Q on July 15, 2026 at 9:35 am said:

    IS IT BECAUSE THE ANSWER IS YES AND HE DOESN’T WANT TO SAY THAT ON THE RECORD ???”

    The longer Mr. Winger does not answer with an emphatic NO, the more he raises suspicions his real answer is YES.”

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    ” “DOES RICHARD WINGER WANT PRESIDENT TRUMP TO BE ASSASSINATED ???”

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    I NOMINATE JOHN DOE OF 123 ANY ST, ANYBURG. AZ FOR BIG OFFICE ON THE BIG ELECTION DAY IN 2026

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  4. If that worked, people would already be doing it. Nobody wants to deal with petitioners or petition companies if they didn’t have to. The reason they do is because it’s the only way they get enough signatures to qualify.

    Not enough people care about politics enough to sign nomination petitions , initiatives etc unless there’s someone in their face asking them to sign, often times a bunch of times before they decide to stop and sign .

    And not enough people want to go through the hassle of asking enough other people unless it pays and pays well.

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