Posted on 08/21/2012 12:42:32 PM PDT by Blackyce
A "write-in candidate" is a person:
Frequently asked questions on write-in candidates
Can a write-in candidate be on a primary election ballot?
No. (Section 115.453 (5) RSMo)
If a candidate runs in a primary election and loses, can the person run in the general election for the same office?
No. If a candidate files for nomination to an office and is not nominated at a primary election, that candidate cannot file a declaration of intent to be a write-in candidate for the same office at the general election. (Section 115.453(4) RSMo)
Are write-in candidates posted at the polling place?
No. The election authority shall furnish a list to the election judges and counting teams prior to Election Day of all write-in candidates who have filed a declaration of intent. (Section 115.453(4) RSMo)
Won statewide before and easy to spell.
Bottom line, Akin is a Republican and stayed in the race. So if you’re not supporting a third party against Romney, how can you justify supporting one against Akin? We can all agree Romney would support more damaging policies for the country than a more conservative candidate like Akin, yes?
In the interest of our once republic, I will send him a campaign contribution soon.
Blow your silly, holier-than-thou nonsense out your arse.
Given the mess Akin has created, it might be better to just hold your nose on those points — the only thing that matters is whether he’d caucus with the GOP.
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