Democrat who wanted to challenge Leonard Lance fails to get on ballot
Democrat who wanted to challenge Leonard Lance fails to get on ballot (via NJ.com)
TRENTON — Clinton Mayor Janice Kovach had planned to run against Republican U.S. Rep. Leonard Lance in November, but she failed to get on the ballot. A Kovach aide showed up to the State Division of Elections in Trenton on Monday to file for the June…
More from my site
Kovach still trying to get her name on primary ballot for 7th District seat held by Lance
Candidate For GOP Nomination Against Pallone Is Democratic Fundraiser/Donor
An Out Of The Box Thought For Tea Parties To Consider
Congressman Leonard Lance offers a prebuttal to President Obama’s State of the Union Address
Latest Obamacare change – not an option for most NJ policyholders
Shutdown: N.J. Republicans mirror deepening divisions within national party
Cullari Considering Congressional Bid
Holt Bolts
MacArthur counter-punches Lonegan In CD-3
Republicans Win The Congressional Map Battle
Not sure what the miscommunication could be I mean, the requirements are clearly listed and found with a few keystrokes.
http://www.njelections.org/candidate_pdf/partisan-candidate-requirements-123011.pdf
Hey, Tuskcavage accepted responsibility, for not making the ballot, so maybe this candidate should too.
If you are definitely going to run (no matter who else does or doesn’t) its a good idea not to wait to the last day for filing just in the event that there is an issue with the petition or signatures. This is a good example along with the guy who wanted to run for Senate that was caught in a traffic jam and could not file on-time.
[…] Mayor Janice Kovach’s failure to submit sufficient petition signatures to get on the ballot in CD-7 Democratic primary brought to mind a question I’ve been kicking […]