From the Boston Herald via TPID:
Independent candidate for governor Timothy Cahill has agreed to accept public financing in his campaign for governor by limiting his spending to $1.5 million.…
From the Boston Herald via TPID:
Independent candidate for governor Timothy Cahill has agreed to accept public financing in his campaign for governor by limiting his spending to $1.5 million.…
Supporter’s video posted at Green Mass Group by eli_beckerman:
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All four candidates slated to appear on the ballot in the Massachusetts gubernatorial race in November participated in a debate on Monday. Participants were Republican Charlie Baker, incumbent Democrat Deval Patrick, Independent Tim Cahill, and Green-Rainbow candidate Jill Stein.…
A press release from the Jill Stein campaign for governor of Massachusetts, sent to IPR via email:
BOSTON – “Politicians shouldn’t be allowed to eliminate their competition by
pushing them off the debate stage” according to gubernatorial candidate Jill
Stein.…
Emailed to [email protected]:
I wanted to pass on something I thought you’d be interested in promoting on the Independent Political Report website. A dedicated group of supporters of Jill Stein, the Green-Rainbow Party candidate for governor, have started a movement to introduce clean, voter-based funding to the only candidate not taking corporate donations.…
With more than 10,000 signatures, Jill Stein, the Green-Rainbow Party candidate for Massachusetts Governor, has now qualified for the November election. The party also turned in signatures for two other candidates to appear in the general election. …
Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch:
Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Party gubernatorial candidate Jill Stein has set a goal of raising $125,000 by mid-September. Once Stein raises at least $125,000, her campaign is eligible for 1-to-1 matching funds.…
Independent Tim Cahill, former Democrat and current Treasurer of Massashusetts, hasn’t had the best of luck in his bid to be the next Governor of his state.…
Posted by Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch:
A recent poll from Suffolk University shows Massachusetts Green-Rainbow party candidate Jill Stein at 8% in the race for MA governor against 3 better-known and better-funded opponents:
In the poll of registered voters, 42 percent say they would vote for [incumbent governor Deval] Patrick, compared to 29 percent for Baker and 14 percent for independent Tim Cahill.
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