Wisconsin gave him a break – Presidential Candidate Brian Moore and Vice-Presidential candidate Stewart Alexander both submitted Declarations of Candidacy (DOC) to our office on September 2, 2008. Sufficient nomination paper signatures were also received at that day. Mr. Alexander’s DOC, though substantially complete, was missing some information. Per GAB policy, and as with correctable errors to nomination papers, he was allowed until the end of the nomination paper challenge period (4:30 p.m. on September 5th) to remedy the deficiency, which he did. I hope this answers your questions

ME – I am in favor of having third party and independents on the ballot. Hopefully your policy of leniency would be extended to some one who has 1900 signatures and would be given three more days. Also to other paperwork snafu’s if they attempt to file on time. Laws or rules need to have some flexibility. Thank You for your understanding.

Wisconsin – There is some room for leniency, provided the candidate has filed “something.” However, in the case of simply not having enough signatures, there is no leniency. In a case where there would be enough signatures except for some techinical errors, rehabilitation of the signatures can be done by affidavit of circulator

The Kansas SoS dumped Baldwin, the RfP of Kansas preference, and replaced them with Weill – McNulty! Some where Hilter and Stalin are getting the last laugh! Remember, 21st Century American democracy often means getting ONE MORE candidate than Nazi Germany and the Soviet ‘Union’.

May be the Kansas state election official can be loaned out to China on a demostration project?