Constitution Party Petitioning in At Least Two States for 2010

By on April 20, 2009 1:20 PM

The Constitution Party is petitioning for status as a qualified party for 2010 in both Wyoming and Arizona. The Wyoming drive, which could not legally start until April 1, 2009, already has 250 volunteer signatures.

8 Comments

Michael April 23, 2009
Take a look at Ballot Access News, April 20th, Comment 5, for my report as to why Howard Phillips and the Constitution Party aren’t going to get very far in Arizona.
Richard Winger April 20, 2009
Arizona new parties in 2010 need 20,449 signatures, thanks to a good bill that passed in 2006. I hadn’t known about that good bill passing until early this year, so my figure from the Dec. 1 2008 BAN is too high.
Trent Hill April 20, 2009
Ross,
Governor. Karen Johnson is popular amongst 9/11 Truthers, anti-illegal immigration activists, anti-NWO folks, Ron Paulers, etc.
d.eris April 20, 2009
BAN reports that Arizona requires 30,580, and Wyoming 4,988, unless I’m reading the graph incorrectly.
http://www.ballot-access.org/2008/120108.html#10
Ross Levin April 20, 2009
Run for what?
Trent Hill April 20, 2009
Good question. Arizona may be preparing for former State Senator Karen Johnson to run, should she lose the Republican nomination.
PTK April 20, 2009
I wonder who will run for office in those states.
Tomcat April 20, 2009
How many signatures do they have to get?

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