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Alabama Republican Narrowly Avoids Ballot Challenge Following Past Libertarian National Committee Support

The Candidate Committee for the Alabama Republican Party recently convened to discuss the potential removal of a Republican congressional candidate from the ballot following a single, past donation to the Libertarian National Committee.…

Michael Peroutka Funds Roy Moore’s Run for Office

Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore has, for several years now, been linked with the Constitution Party. Every presidential election cycle he is rumored to be flirting with the Constitution Party and he has maintained links with certain high profile members and former members of the Constitution Party for years.…

Alabama Ballot Access Bill Has Hearing Today

Ballot Access News:

The Alabama Senate Constitution, Campaign Finance, Ethics & Elections Committee will hear SB 17 on March 8, Tuesday. This is the bill by Senator Cam Ward to lower the number of signatures for independent candidates (for office other than President) from 3% of the last gubernatorial vote, to 1.5%.…

Alabama Ballot Access Bill Introduced

Ballot Access News:

Senator Cam Ward (R-Alabaster) has introduced SB 17. It lowers the number of signatures for statewide independent candidates from 3% of the last gubernatorial vote, to 1.5% of the last gubernatorial vote.

Prohibition Party convention speakers: George Wallace Jr., Richard Winger, Steve Gordon, Eunie Smith, Joe Godfrey

H/T Don Lake in IPR comments:

2011 Prohibition Party Convention

Monday, June 20 through Wednesday June 22, 2011 – Cullman, Alabama

SPEAKERS:

George Wallace, Jr.
Richard Winger
Steve Gordon
Eunie Smith
Joe Godfrey

Holiday Inn Express
2052 Hayes Drive NW
Cullman, AL 35058
(256) 736-1906

*Be sure to tell the reservation clerk you are with the
Prohibition Convention.*…

Constitution Party 2010 Election Highlights

by Gary Odom
National Field Director
at constitutionparty.com

 
2010 Election
 
Brings Victories and Near Misses; Highlights
Progress And Reveals Challenges As The
Constitution Party Looks To The Future
 
 
Congratulations To Nevada…Again!

More states elected independents to state legislatures this year than in any previous year in at least sixty years

Ballot Access News reports:

Thanks very much to Morgan Daybell for helping me find instances at which independent legislators were elected or re-elected last week. It appears that independents were elected to state legislators in 2010 in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Vermont.