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This article is wrong about California. The Green Party has been on the California ballot continuously starting in 1992. It's also wrong about Florida, where the Green Party has been on continuously since 1999. And the article isn't even correct about New York, where the party was on the ballot statewide in 2002, 2006, 2008, and 2010 (and also on for US Senate in 2004).
ReplyDeleteI'll have to look into information like that in the future. Oftentimes I'll receive emails like this (either from the Jill Stein Campaign or the Green Party itself) and just copy and paste it over.
DeleteNot the kind of mistake I want to make too many times, for sure.
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