The actual web page for the Alaskan Independence Party is www.akip.org. Opponents of Sarah Palin have recently created a fake web page for the party, www.alaskaindependenceparty.com. One tip-off that the fake site is fake is that the party’s actual name is “Alaskan”, not “Alaska”.
The Montana Constitution Party has tentatively decided not to place Chuck Baldwin on the ballot. Although the state party did send a delegation to this year’s national convention, the state party continues to be displeased with the national party. The state party thinks the national party is too wishy-washy on abortion, since the national party consistently voted to keep the Nevada affiliate. The Montana Constitution Party thinks the Nevada Independent American Party is not firm enough about banning all abortions.
The Montana Constitution Party has tentatively decided not to place Chuck Baldwin on the ballot. Although the state party did send a delegation to this year’s national convention, the state party continues to be displeased with the national party. The state party thinks the national party is too wishy-washy on abortion, since the national party consistently voted to keep the Nevada affiliate. The Montana Constitution Party thinks the Nevada Independent American Party is not firm enough about banning all abortions.
Alaska voter registration records show that Sarah Palin has always been a registered Republican. However, Todd Palin, her husband, registered into that party in 1995 and again in 2000. However, in 2002, the year Sarah Palin ran for Lieutenant Governor, he changed his registration to independent, and has remained an independent. See this AP story.
On September 2, the Texas Secretary of State agreed that Chuck Baldwin (Constitution Party presidential nominee) is a declared write-in for president. Baldwin is now listed as a declared write-in candidate on the Secretary of State’s webpage. Baldwin had filed on time, but the state had lost his original paperwork.
