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Maine Write-In Bill Dies

Posted on March 29, 2009 by adminMarch 29, 2009
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The bill to improve Maine procedures for write-in candidates, LD 547, has not advanced, and it is now too late for it to pass. The bill would have required that the names of declared write-in candidates be posted at polling … Continue reading →

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Oklahoma Bill to Ease Initiative Procedure Advances

Posted on March 29, 2009 by adminMarch 29, 2009
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On March 26, the Oklahoma House Rules Committee passed SB 852, which makes it somewhat easier for an initiative to get on the ballot. … Continue reading →

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Congressional Public Funding Bill Delayed

Posted on March 27, 2009 by adminMarch 27, 2009
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Three U.S. Senators had said earlier this week that they would introduce a bill for public funding of congressional campaigns on Thursday, March 26. However, the bill has been delayed, and will probably be introduced next week. Thanks to Rick … Continue reading →

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Former Republican U.S. Senator May Run as Independent for Rhode Island Governor

Posted on March 27, 2009 by adminMarch 27, 2009
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Former U.S. Senator Lincoln Chaffee of Rhode Island, who served as a Republican until he was defeated for re-election in 2006, is said to be planning to run for Governor as an independent in 2010. The news was first reported … Continue reading →

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Mayor Bloomberg Settles Differences with N.Y. City Independence Party

Posted on March 27, 2009 by adminMarch 27, 2009
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This New York Times story says that Mayor Bloomberg is now assured of receiving the nomination of the Independence Party of New York city. Those leaders, Fred Newman, Jackie Salit, and Lenora Fulani, had originally been opposed to re-nominating Bloomberg … Continue reading →

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