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Chuck Baldwin’s year-end review

January 6th, 2009 · 7 Comments

Chuck Baldwin, the 2008 Constitution Party presidential nominee and 2004 vice-presidential nominee, has penned another column in which he reviews the “best and worst” of 2008.

With 2008 just concluded, today’s column will be my analysis of the best and worst of the year just spent. First, the best: my wife, Connie, and our family. As [...]

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Tags: Constitution Party

Stewart Alexander declares for 2010 gubernatorial race

January 6th, 2009 · 6 Comments

Stewart Alexander, the 2008 vice presidential nominee of the Socialist Party, has declared that he is going to run for Governor of California under the Peace and Freedom Party, if he captures the nomination, that is.
As a candidate for California governor, Alexander’s campaign will focus on creating jobs, establishing affordable health care, and providing free [...]

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Tags: Socialist/left parties

BAN: Conservative Party runs most candidates in New York

January 6th, 2009 · No Comments

From Richard Winger at Ballot-Access News:

The Conservative Party of New York has been the minor party that runs candidates in the largest share of its state’s legislative seats, compared to any other minor party. This has been true continuously starting in 1970. The Conservatives hit their peak (for number of legislative nominees) in 1982, when [...]

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Tags: Right-wing minor parties · Socialist/left parties

Progressive Mayor Bob Kiss to run for relection

January 6th, 2009 · No Comments

Bob Kiss is the incumbent mayor of Burlington, Vermont and a members of the Progressive Party. He has declared that he will run for re-election on March 3, 2009. Two or three candidates are hoping to oust Mayor Kiss, including one Independent.
Independent Dan Smith, 33, is a lawyer currently on leave from his job as vice-president [...]

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Tags: Socialist/left parties