Illinois Libertarians Won’t Petition Statewide in 2006

The Illinois Libertarian Party state convention, Nov. 12-13, voted not to run any statewide nominees in 2006. If no other minor party qualifies statewide in Illinois in 2006 either, Illinois voters will face a Democratic-Republican monopoly for statewide offices for the first time in 40 years, next year. However, the Constitution Party plans a statewide petition.


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Illinois Libertarians Won’t Petition Statewide in 2006 — 3 Comments

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  2. CALLING ALL LIBERTARIANS

    As a fellow “Third Party” organization, the Constitution Party of Illinois (CPIL) is saddened to hear that the Illinois Libertarians have voted not to run any statewide nominees in 2006. The CPIL applauds the Libertarians of Illinois for their service and sacrifices made to maintain ballot-access and to run candidates throughout the past forty years in a two-party dominated political arena.

    The CPIL will be seeking ballot-access for the first time in Illinois in the gubernatorial race of 2006. With very few exceptions, the Constitution and Libertarian Parties have the same goal of returning to the Constitution as the “law of the land.”

    It seems that the “two-party system” that we have (especially in Illinois) is nothing more than the left wing and the right wing of the same bird flying in the wrong direction.

    The CPIL would welcome all liberty-loving Illinois citizens to join us in the fight to gain ballot-access in the gubernatorial race of 2006. Further, CPIL would welcome those who would like to run as a candidate at any level of government here in Illinois. We are looking for candidates for the “Constitutional Offices” of Lt. Governor, Secretary, Comptroller, Treasurer, and Attorney General. We are looking for candidates for Senators and Representatives. We are looking for candidate for county offices such as board members and committeemen.

    If you ever considered running for office, NOW IS THE TIME! The field is wide open and there has never been a better time for a third party candidate to become elected. With both of the major parties being riddled with scandal, Illinois citizens are looking for a viable alternative. Let’s give it to them.

    Randall C. Stufflebeam
    Chairman and
    Gubernatorial Candidate
    Constitution Party of Illinois
    http://www.RunRandyRun.com

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