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Green candidate’s petitions rejected in Rochester

Alex White, the Green candidate for mayor of Rochester, New York, will not be on the ballot this November. White submitted 1,576 petition signatures; 1,500 are needed for ballot access. After a challenge by the Monroe County Democratic Committee, 415 of White’s signatures were declared invalid. Democratic Mayor Robert Duffy will now be unopposed on the ballot.

8 Comments

  1. Danny S September 4, 2009

    Was this mentioned in the Free and Equal press release a little while back?

  2. Dave Schwab September 3, 2009

    You can celebrate by pleasuring yourself to IPR threads where you posted 5 comments in a row.

  3. Robert Milnes September 3, 2009

    The Progressive Party of Good Losers. Centennial 2012. How shall we celebrate?

  4. Robert Milnes September 3, 2009

    In 2012 it will be 100 years of Good Losing.

  5. Robert Milnes September 3, 2009

    I told them exactly how to win. No action, jackson. So, keep practicing losing, Good Losers. Practice makes perfect. Maybe achieve perfection! The Perfect Losing Parties.

  6. Robert Milnes September 3, 2009

    Green and Libertarian parties = losers.

  7. Robert Milnes September 3, 2009

    TPR, No., I blame the Green party first. They could have managed to help the candidate get more signatures. & I blame the candidate second. Then I would blame the democratic party. But you can’t really blame them for playing hardball politics & the Green & Libertarian parties don’t.

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