Should George Brown Jr Be Listed On California Ballot
Court fights over ballot labeling for candidates George Brown Jr and David Pierson. Brown seeks former congressman labeling to aid ballot identity while Pierson faces moves from Inglewood to Beverly Hills risking ballot eligibility. Secretary Brown defends candidacy paperwork while suits ask courts to rule on proper district affiliation and title.
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George Brown Jr
California
David Pierson
Los Angeles
Cots
James Allison
Allison
Brown
Pierson
Secretary of
Edmond G. Brown Jr
George
Secretary of State
George Brown
U.S
Inglewood
Beverly Hills
Judge voids alphabetical ballot list in Alameda County
A county judge ruled that James V. Zeno should have equal top-ballot chance with Tom Bates and ordered a court lottery to determine ballot order. Superior Court Judge Spurgeon Avakian found alphabetical listing unconstitutional and said it disadvantages end-of-the-alphabet surnames. The nine candidates include Felix Chiaia, Ann Corneille, Raymond Eng, Walter King, Sandra Knoll, and James H. Sharpe.
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James V. Zeno
Tom Bates
Superior Court
Spurgeon Avakian
Alameda County
Avakian
California
John R. Velasquez
Zeno
Felix Chialwa
Ann Corneille
Raymond Eng
Walter King
Sandra Knoll
James H. Sharpe
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