Tuesday, May 17, 2005
(post removed, was posted to wrong blog.) meanwhile, Richard Winger clarifies that
the Oregon bill doesn't make it illegal for members of established parties to sign nominating petitions; it's just that their signatures wouldn't count, making it much more difficult to get a new party on the ballot.
the Oregon bill doesn't make it illegal for members of established parties to sign nominating petitions; it's just that their signatures wouldn't count, making it much more difficult to get a new party on the ballot.
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