Showing posts with label Secretary of the State. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Secretary of the State. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
I endorse Ken Mosher for Secretary of the State
I never vote for a major party candidate for this office because it has a lot of influence on ballot access laws. Also as a Libertarian Ken will be closer to my views on how to handle the part of the job that deals with businesses.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Martha Dean for Atorney General in the Republican primary
Martha Dean is Pro-life yet more libertarian than most Republican candidates, a good combination. The other choice in this primary is Ross Garber who I like to refer to as Mr. Bysiewicz as he is married to Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz's sister. He would not get into this race until she was disqualified, there I question his commitment. Martha Dean on the other hand is better on the issues and more committed.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Petition Forms Available
We have finally received the petition forms for our candidates running for statewide office...Governor: Steven Daunis, Lt. Governor: Jim Farrell, US Senate: David Olszta, and Secretary of the State: Timothy Knibbs. Those are all on one form. Also we have the forms for our 3rd district Congressional candidate: Jim Thomas.
If you are interested in helping us petition please contact me (Timm Knibbs) at 860-997-1249 or email concernedcitizens@juno.com. The best time to call is noon to 4 PM any day but you can call just about any time.
If you are interested in running for any other office especially a congressional district please contact me ASAP.
If you are interested in helping us petition please contact me (Timm Knibbs) at 860-997-1249 or email concernedcitizens@juno.com. The best time to call is noon to 4 PM any day but you can call just about any time.
If you are interested in running for any other office especially a congressional district please contact me ASAP.
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Secretary of the State,
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