Nevada Secretary of State Bill for January Deadline for All Non-Presidential Candidates

January 24th, 2009

Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller, a Democrat, has asked the Nevada legislature to move the deadline for all non-presidential candidates to January of election years, even though the Nevada primary is held in August. The bill to make this change is AB 82, introduced by the Assembly Committee on Elections, Procedures, Ethics, and Constitutional Amendments, on behalf of the Secretary.

The bill also moves the non-presidential independent petition deadline to January. Minor parties, which nominate by convention, would need to have nominated their candidates by January. Major party members seeking to run in the August primary would file a declaration of candidacy no later than January.

4 Responses to “Nevada Secretary of State Bill for January Deadline for All Non-Presidential Candidates”

  1. Coming back to the LP Says:

    Ross Miller must be a wacko nut-job.

  2. Josh McDonald Says:

    Ross Miller might be a Democrat, but he’s clearly no democrat.

  3. Andy Says:

    January is way too early a deadline for ballot access petitions and for minor parties to have nominated their candidates. This Ross Miller guy has got to be stupid or evil, perhaps both.

  4. Cody Quirk Says:

    Janine Hansen & company will put up quite a fight on this.
    She is a unpaid lobbyist.