[GNC] Re: Ballot Access

[Owen Broadhurst]

We said "no" when our State Committee voted to field the Cobb/ LaMarche ticket. The State Committee did not meet in Milwaukee. We never took any vote, to my knowledge, approving of any move by Galvin to use ballot access law technicalities against any candidate.

OB

----- Original Message -----
From: "Gil Obler" <greengil at comcast.net>
Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2004 10:46:42 -0400
To: "'David Rolde'" <davidrolde at comcast.net>,"'Green National Convention'" <gnc at green-rainbow.org>,<mrg-discuss at green-rainbow.org>
Subject: RE: [GNC] Re: Ballot Access

Re: 
Re: IMPLICITLY
Re: 
Re: This was the implicit negotiation in the decision made in our
Re: primaries and Milwaukee convention.
Re: 
Re: EXPLICITLY
Re: 
Re: This was explicitly offered to Nader when we asked him to run in
Re: our primary. We made it clear to his people over and over again
Re: that if he ran for and won the USGP nomination, he was on the
Re: ballot in Massachusetts without collecting a single signature.
Re: 
Re: Nader came back and said, "put us on your ballot without us
Re: accepting the nomination" (did you somehow miss this point in
Re: Milwaukee? We said "no" when we nominated Cobb/LaMarche).
Re: 
Re:                Gil Obler
Re:                GRP Alternate (MA), USGP Coordinating Committee
Re:                Middlesex Delegate, Green-Rainbow Party State Committee