Sentences with phrase «only appeared on the ballot»

★ Although the Libertarian Party had ballot access in all fifty United States plus D.C., Browne's name only appeared on the ballot in forty - nine United States plus D.C..

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Possible Napa County Oak Woodlands Initiatives Divide Wine Industry The only thing that seemed fairly certain as of Wednesday about a proposed oak woodlands and watershed protection ballot measure was that some version will appear on the June 2018 ballot...

Of that group, only Astorino, who ousted incumbent Democrat Andy Spano in 2009, won't be appearing on the ballot tomorrow.

The stakes are higher for the two parties than for Cuomo: a political party appears automatically on the ballot only if its gubernatorial candidate gains 50,000 or more votes in the previous election.

Only Walsh's name will appear on the ballot.

Green Party candidates for state and local races only appear as independents on Oklahoma's ballots.

Though there are only eleven registered members of the Reform party in Ulster County, those who are enrolled voters but not registered to any party may participate in this primary, in which no names will appear on the ballot.

Phil Marius had 774 of his 1,216 invalidated for his petition to appear on the ballot, leaving him only eight short of the required 450 to get on the Democratic line.

Montana was one of only three western states in which Jill Stein didn't appear on the ballot last month.

The script for the spot, in which the candidate insists he «can not be bought» and lambastes both major parties for their support of «trade deals like NAFTA» --(remember: He tried to run on both of their ballot lines, and only went the independent route after he was turned down)-- appears after the jump.

This year, Alabama and Oklahoma are the only two states in which no party labels will appear on any ballot in November for any partisan office, except «Republican» and «Democratic.»

He would then only appear on the November ballot if he prevails in today's Reform Party primary.

The Libertarian Party has appeared on the ballot in at least 46 states in every election since 1980, except for 1984 when David Bergland gained access in only 36 states.

Sal Albanese is the only candidate whose name appears on the Reform Party ballot, but Dietl and rival candidate Nicole Malliotakis are each mounting write - in campaigns aimed at wresting the Reform Party line from the Party leadership's chosen candidate.

Lazio and Buffalo businessman Carl Paladino, another Republican in the field, would only need 25 percent to appear on the ballot.

Indiana ballot access laws, since 1983, have been so restrictive, the Libertarian Party is generally the only party that appears on the ballot for statewide office and Congress.

In Washington state this year, no minor party or independent candidates appeared on the November ballot for Congress, and only two minor party candidates appeared on the November ballot for state legislature.

Voters can only cast a vote for candidates whose names appear on the ballot.

Kearns, who has run throughout his Assembly career on both the Democratic and Republican lines, this year appears only on the GOP ballot.

No Republicans appear on the Republican primary ballot, and only one Democrat appears on the Democratic primary ballot.

Before the hearing, local Democrats who support Balter had succeeded in proving that 1,884 of Perez Williams» signatures were invalid — leaving her with only 143 more than the minimum 1,250 needed to appear on the ballot.

For example, discussions of the 2014 primary only examine numbers received by Teachout and Cuomo, excluding longshot Randy Credico, and numbers from 2008 ignore the totals received by candidates such as Bill Richardson and Joe Biden, who had already dropped out of the race but appeared on New York's ballot).

In the 39th District in Queens, which includes Jackson Heights, the only major - party candidate to appear on the ballot is Aridia Espinal, a Democrat and former aide to Francisco Moya, who left the Assembly for a spot on the City Council.

And this wasn't even close: the film was the only one to appear on every ballot in at least one category and was a landslide victory to the big prize.

• 68 ballots were received during this round of voting (Phase II) • To avoid ties when they happened, the edge was given to those who appeared in more lists • Number of female performances appearing on this list: 28 • Number of male performances appearing on this list: 22 • Each ballot is worth 120 points • 106 received votes during phase II • 8150 points were distributed • 35 performances received # 1 placement • Although many films had two performances that made the list, only one film had three.

It was successfully applied only twice: in 1954 it was used to prevent Communist Party members from appearing on the New Jersey state ballot, and in 1960 it was cited to deny the CPUSA recognition as an employer under New York State's unemployment compensation system.