Chuck Baldwin officially an option for Illinois voters - Third Party Watch
Baldwin officially an option for Illinois voters - Third Party Watch
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The following is a press release from the Constitution Party:
Presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin, a Pensacola, Florida minister, talk show host , author and political columnist, along with running mate Tennessee attorney Darrell Castle are expected to be on the ballot in many states garnering enough electoral votes to upset the election resulting in a win.
Third Party Ballot Access Assured In Illinois
“We’re seeing voters demanding more options. Being told they can only vote for the Republican or Democrat in this race is like telling consumers they can only order Pepsi, not Coke. The two dominant parties have morphed into one and this is beginning to chafe the electorate”, Clymer added, noting: “Chuck Baldwin is on course to shake up the political status quo in November. While voters are seeing that Obama and McCain are virtually indistinguishable on the issues, they’re catching onto Baldwin in a big way”.
Constitution Party Presidential Candidate Chuck Baldwin Officially An Option For Voters
“Illinois has just been added to a growing roster of states in which voters will get to make a real choice this November,” noted Constitution Party National Chairman Jim Clymer.
Grand Rapids, MI (July 1, 2008) The Constitution Party, the largest and fastest- growing party in the country based on voter registration (Ballot Access News) announced its latest victory in securing ballot access for its popular presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin.(www.Baldwin08.com)
Candidate likely out of race - Peoria Journal Star
Candidate likely out of race - Peoria Journal Star
Brad Carter, 35, of Peoria filed as a Constitution Party candidate for the U.S. House seat that’s being vacated by U.S. Rep. Ray LaHood, R-Peoria. However, his filing was challenged by Monday’s deadline.
No challenges to presidential petitions in Illinois
Via No challenges to presidential petitions in Illinois - Independent Political Report
From Richard Winger’s Ballot Access News
Today was the last day for anyone in Illinois to file an objection to a petition filed by an independent candidate, or the petition of a previously unqualified or new party. No one challenged any of the four petitions turned in for president. Those petitions were for the Libertarian, Constitution and New Parties, and Ralph Nader as an independent.
Callahan picks up endorsement from Hynes - Peoria Journal Star
Callahan picks up endorsement from Hynes - Peoria Journal Star
Other contenders for LaHood’s congressional seat are Aaron Schock of Peoria, a Republican now serving in the Illinois House of Representatives; Sheldon Schafer of Peoria, the Green Party nominee; and Bradley Carter of Peoria, the Constitution Party of Illinois nominee.