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Originally Posted by raytri";p="
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Originally Posted by quiller";p="
That sounds pretty lame, doesn't it, when applied to "the wrong office" argument you make.
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It would if it was relevant.
The Secretary of State is responsible for certifying candidates. So going to her office to register is not akin to getting a pilot's license at a laundromat. It's going to the source, having your registration accepted, and then having it rejected after the fact because you were supposed to hand your registration in at an office in a different county, which would then forward it to the Secretary of State. |
Doesn't the candidate bear some responsibility for knowing the process before the dead line arrives and before entering into the process? While I acknowledge that the mis-step is somewhat understandable what does it say about the candidate and his/her understanding of the process?
What about the responsibility of the person receiving the submission? Wouldn't you think that person would know they did not accept it?
I smell a conspiracy to keep some one off the ballot!!
