The Alabama and Kentucky deadlines for independent and unqualified party presidential candidates was September 7. In each state, three petitions were submitted. In Alabama they were petitions for Virgil Goode, Gary Johnson, and Jill Stein. In Kentucky they were for Gary Johnson, Jill Stein, and Randall Terry.
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Edited By Richard Winger
Goode did not even turn the petitions in?
in kentucky?
i was planning to vote for goode but these people will not be on enough balolots to make a damn bit of diffrence, my protest vote will go to romney
Do you know what the status in ND and RI is?
Alabama was September 6
If I’m not mistaken all state deadlines for indpendent and party petitions are now over as of yesterday.
Rhode Island
Candidates for Independent Presidential Elector
This information is current as of 3:00 am on Saturday, September 8, 2012.
Name Party District Declaration (Status) End Req Total QBP On Primary Ballot P Num Won P On Election Ballot E Num Won E
CLINTON T DAY
Constitution Party No 1000 719
BRADLEY A HOF
Libertarian No 1000 932
TONY C JONES
Libertarian No 1000 932
ROBERT R LAMARRE
Prime Law No 1000
MONIQUE M LEMAIRE
Constitution Party No 1000 719
ALEXANDRA Z MENDEZ
Socialism and Liberation No 1000 780
CAROL C MITOLA
Constitution Party No 1000 719
CYNTHIA A OSORIO FLOREZ
Green Party No 1000 874
MICHAEL J ROLLINS
Libertarian Party No 1000 932
DONNA P SCHMADER
Green Party No 1000 874
NICHOLAS J SCHMADER
Green Party No 1000 874
TYAIS T TERRY
Justice Party No 1000 341
RICHARD J WALTON
Green Party No 1000 874
GARY S WHITNEY
Libertarian No 1000 932
They each need 1000 – the number posted is at the right.
#3 when did you make that decision?
Mr. McHugh – this means none of them made it in Rhode Island?
# 10 – No, this means that the counting continues and it looks like all Libertarians, Greens and Constitutions will probably be ok.
Thanks – thought those were final numbers
The Constitution Party is running out of ballots. First, Pennsylvania, now Kentucky. They had the nominee for president on since 1992 and the party’s founding. This is a first. Do you believe Terry might be a substitute?
When will we know if Goode made it on in Alabama?
It will be hard for me to vote for Romney even as a protest candidate.
I would urge everyone who wants to cast a protest vote to NOT vote for either Romney or Obama. They are both the political establishment and voting for either of them says that you are OK with the political establishment.
I concur with Andy totally.
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