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South Carolina AFL-CIO Endorses Green

Posted on May 7, 2006 by Richard WingerMay 7, 2006
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On May 6, the South Carolina AFL-CIO endorsed the Green Party nominee for Secretary of Education, a statewide partisan elected position. That nominee is Arnold Karr. … Continue reading →

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Procedural Victory in North Carolina Ballot Access Case

Posted on May 5, 2006 by Richard WingerMay 5, 2006
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On May 5, a lower state court in North Carolina ruled against the State Board of Elections’ motion in the ballot access case. The State Board of Elections had tried to persuade the judge to dismiss the case filed by … Continue reading →

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British Local Elections of May 4

Posted on May 5, 2006 by Richard WingerMay 5, 2006
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Two parties that have no representation in the British Parliament did well in local British elections on May 4. The British National Party won 44 city council seats around the nation, and the Greens won 21 city council seats. … Continue reading →

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Labor Party Won’t Qualify in South Carolina for 2006

Posted on May 4, 2006 by Richard WingerMay 4, 2006
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The Labor Party has decided to submit its South Carolina petition after May 7, so it will not be able to run any candidates in that state this year. However, assuming its petition is valid, it will be a party … Continue reading →

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Working Families Party About to Qualify in Delaware

Posted on May 4, 2006 by Richard WingerMay 4, 2006
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The Working Families Party has enough voter registration forms in hand (of people changing their registration into that party) to qualify. Parties need 259 registered voters to become qualified minor parties. The Working Families Party will submit them next week. … Continue reading →

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