Sentences with phrase «never got on the ballot»

In 2002 Tillard weighed a run for Congress as a Republican against Charles Rangel, but he never got on the ballot.

It is one of only four states in which Ralph Nader never got on the ballot, Read more»

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You've got more great guys coming on the ballot and he may never get it.

A large segment of the public maya be determined never to vote for the candidate yet may wish to see them on the ballot and support their efforts to get on the ballot.»

He also ran into more controversy recently when the State Elections Enforcement Commission opened an investigation into a complaint by a Bridgeport resident who said he never signed a petition that allowed Ganim to get on the primary ballot.

Maragos, who briefly mounted a (never - realized) challenge against Schumer last fall, has said he'll spend $ 4 million to $ 5 million of his own cash on his campaign if he gets onto the ballot.

Tim Fleming of the SOS has said the Green Party had to use petitions to get on the congressional ballot because the party has never garnered enough statewide votes to automatically earn a ballot spot.

Parties put women on the ballot in districts they could never win or didn't get fully behind their campaigns.

Mississippi's law on how parties get on the ballot was passed in 1890 and has never been amended.

There wasn't a Republican primary of course, as Eric Ulrich and John Catsimatidis opted against running, Michel Faulkner switched to the comptroller's race, Paul Massey dropped out in late June and Bo Dietl, having boffed his party registration change, never managed to get the needed Republican Party consent to appear on the ballot, but those candidates were still my primary focus.

You're never going to know if you ought get someone to pay for a full - on gridded, certified, validated, verified climate multimodal observation system on the loosey - goosey alarmism - rejectionism ballot — the data gathering structure minimally needed for the + / - AGW science.