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To: jazusamo

the states control their state ballots but cannot keep candidates for federal offices off, and they know it


2 posted on 04/30/2019 5:11:21 PM PDT by faithhopecharity ( “Politicians are not born; they are excreted.” Marcus Tullius Cicero (106 to 43 BCE))
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To: faithhopecharity

That’s the way I see it too.


7 posted on 04/30/2019 5:16:03 PM PDT by jazusamo (Have You Donated to Keep Free Republic Up and Running?)
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To: faithhopecharity
the states control their state ballots but cannot keep candidates for federal offices off, and they know it

But that won't stop them from trying, will it?

21 posted on 04/30/2019 5:25:32 PM PDT by metmom ( ...fixing our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of our faith...)
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To: faithhopecharity

Not necessarily in this case because the Presidential election is a local, state election in each state created individually by each legislature.


35 posted on 04/30/2019 5:37:03 PM PDT by Republican Wildcat
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To: faithhopecharity

I’d think with some states giving electoral based on popular vote that he’d have to be on the ballot even it only counted toward pop vote total.


43 posted on 04/30/2019 5:42:26 PM PDT by teevolt
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To: faithhopecharity

the states control their state ballots but cannot keep candidates for federal offices off, and they know it


Of course they can—and do. Last two Senate elections in California featured no Republicans on the ballot—and write-in votes are prohibited.


52 posted on 04/30/2019 5:55:24 PM PDT by hanamizu
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