Two more Modern Whig Party members have announced a run for Congress in Florida. Paul McKain announced his months ago, and now Clayton Schock and John Annarumma are running in Florida’s 20th and 3rd congressional districts, respectively. To get on the ballot, according to Ballot Access News, they will need to either pay a $8,500 filing fee or submit about 4,500 signatures. … Read more ...
Posted at ModernWhig.org:
Immediately after Labor Day, New Jersey state assembly candidate Gene Baldassari will begin a major push to demonstrate that a national movement that places mainstream common sense, rational solutions ahead of partisan bickering and ideology can indeed be viable. Then, as an organization revived by Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, it is only appropriate that on 9/11, the Modern Whig movement will officially introduce a second Congressional candidate that fits the mold of quality candidates over quantity.… Read more ...
According to PolitickerNJ, ten “independents” – meaning an independent or a minor party candidate under New Jersey state law – have filed to run in the race for New Jersey governor. The deadline to file was yesterday, as were the primaries for the Democratic and Republican Parties. The independent and minor party candidates are:
… Read more ...former state Environmental Protection Commissioner Christopher Daggett, Libertarian Kenneth Kaplan, Kinnelon attorney Gary Steele, former Princeton school board member Joshua Leinsdorf, Alvin Lindsay Jr.
In a recent national online meeting, the Modern Whig Party announced its first candidate for Congress. He is Paul McKain, and he is running Florida. The Whigs describe him:
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About Paul C. McKain
McKain worked his way through college to earn his Bachelor of Science degree from Florida International University where he majored in Education and minored in Physical Sciences.