Natural Law Party wins ballot access in South Carolina
The Natural Law Party secured the right to appear on the November SC ballot after reaching substantial compliance with state party rules. Attorneys and officials cited July and August meetings, with candidate Annette Estes calling the outcome a democracy victory despite earlier deadline issues.
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Photo mix up prompts election loss suit against Star Tribune
Loser in Minnesota state senate race seeks new primary at Star Tribune’s expense after a photo of him appeared with a fraud story on primary day. John Derus, Democrat, claims intentional act and seeks about 20000 dollars, while the paper cites an innocent mix up and vows to fight the claim.
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Perot Pursues Court Aid To Enter Debates And Airwaves
Ross Perot seeks legal and FCC action after being barred from presidential debates. He filed suit in Washington DC against the Commission on Presidential Debates and plans a FCC complaint to secure equal air time and access to networks. His campaign shifts to 30 second anti debate ads as networks limit broadcast slots.
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