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Congressional Filing deadlines and primary dates

by Adam T, Mon Aug 13, 2007 at 03:35:40 AM EST

This is from politics1.com, so if any dates are wrong, don't blame me!

First date (month) is filing deadline, second is primary. (I know it's kind of obvious).

Illinois, Dec 2007, Feb 5
Maryland, January, Feb 12
California, Dec 2007, March
Ohio, Jan, March 4
Texas, Jan, March 4
Pennsylvania, March, April
Kentucky, Jan 30, May 22
West Virginia, January, May
North Carolina, Feb, May
Indiana, Feb, May
Idaho, March, May
Nebraska, March, May
Orego, March, May
Arkansas, April, May
New Mexico, Feb, June
Utah, March, June
Iowa, March, June
Maine, March, June
Montana, March, June
South Carolina, March, June
South Dakota, April, June
North Dakota, April, June
New Jersey, April, June
Virginia, April, June
Alabama, April, July
Georgia, April, July
Tennessee, April, August
Nevada, May, August
Colorado, May, August
Michigan, May 19, August 5
Mississippi, March 1, August 7
Oklahoma, June, August
Connecticut, June, August 8
Missouri, March, August
Alaska, June, August
Kansas, June, August
Wyomong, June, August
Rhode Island, June, September
New Hampshire, June, September
Arizona, June, September
Massachusetts, June, September
Delaware, July, September
Florida, July, September
Hawaii, July, September
Minnesota, July, September
New York, July, September
Vermont, July, September
Washington, July, September
Wisconsin, July, September

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Stealing CA - Stealing 2008 (none / 0)

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20121791/sit e/newsweek/

A Red Play for The Golden State

There's some malicious mischief at play in efforts to reform our electoral system
Is California GOP Trying to Steal the 2008 Election? By Jonathan Alter
Newsweek
Aug. 13, 2007 EXCERPTOur way of electing presidents has always been fertile ground for mischief. But there's sensible mischief--toying with existing laws and the Constitution to reflect popular will--and then there's the other kind, which tries to rig admission to the Electoral College for strictly partisan purposes. Mischief-makers in California (Republicans) and North Carolina (Democrats) are at work on changes that would subvert the system for momentary advantage and--in ways the political world is only beginning to understand--dramatically increase the odds that a Republican will be elected president in 2008.

A right-wing law firm with very deep pockets are working with GOP reps to steal the election by destroying California's winner-take-all system of electoral votes--they would instead be divided per results in each congressional district. This gives the GOP presidential ticket at least 20 electoral votes (because of safe GOP districts) that it wouldn't get UNDER ANY RULES IN ANY OTHER LARGE STATE.

by dearreader on Mon Aug 13, 2007 at 05:42:20 AM EST

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