Oklahoma State Senator Randy Brogdon lost in his bid to be the Republican gubernatorial nominee today. From the National Journal:
Rep./ex-LG Mary Fallin (R-OK) won the OK GOV GOP primary in convincing fashion, easily defeating state Sen.
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Posts published in “Day: July 27, 2010”
Press release emailed to [email protected]:
11 Indy Green endorsee/nominees for congress lead by doing. Thanks to the Indy Greens and their allies, who collected thousands of signatures to get on the ballot, every Virginian will have a third option for congress this year.…
Article emailed to [email protected] by Washington State Independent candidate for U.S. Senate Schalk Leonard:
Americans are growing in many, many ways. Our knowledge, our tolerance, our sense of justice, our capacity to act with courage, and our awareness of the world around us and how it is interrelated – in all of these ways we are making enormous progress above and beyond the standards set by our predecessors.…
by Brian Irving
Raleigh Libertarian Examiner
Examiner.com
The North Carolina Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the Libertarian Party et al vs. The State of North Carolina, et al Thursday, September 9 at 9:30 a.m.…
Press release sent to [email protected]:
In an historic and bold move, a new bipartisan coalition has been
formed in Alaska for election 2010, at least in the battle for four
seats in the Alaska Legislature, including that of Speaker of the House.…
From the Post and Courier via TPID:
Will the controversial U.S. Senate candidacy of Democrat Alvin Greene open the door for the Green Party? Tom Clements hopes so.…
| The only way that the Green Party can regain ballot status in NY is to get 50,000 votes for their Governor candidate in 2010. |
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Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch:
The Green Party of Oklahoma has voted to endorse Dr. Edward Shadid for Oklahoma State House District 85. Because Oklahoma has the most restrictive and discriminatory ballot access laws in the nation, Shadid is running as an independent with Green support.…
Austin Cassidy at Uncovered Politics:
Today’s oddball in the spotlight is Pro-Life.
Yes, that’s the man’s name.
Marvin Richardson legally changed his name to “Pro-Life” after an Idaho court refused to allow him to be listed on the ballot with the label in a 2006 race for Governor as the Constitution Party candidate.
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