valid signatures

The Davidson County Election Commission has certified that the English First initiative has enough valid signatures to be placed on the November 4 ballot.

The Libertarian candidate for President is having a bit of trouble finding his way onto the ballot in certain states:

No, not Barack:

English-only ballot drive brings count, robust debate

The fight has been scheduled and the sides will soon start squaring off for a rematch on the lost battle two years ago. The issue is liquor sales and it is here again.

More than enough signatures have been collected to place a referendum regarding package stores on the town's Nov. 4 ballot.

One of our most cherished rights is to petition our government. If there’s a problem, we want our representatives to know so they can fix it. Imagine, however, if a top law enforcement official denied this right to citizens. Imagine he arrested them, threatening them with fines and imprisonment. Imagine it’s being driven by partisan politics.

One of our most cherished rights is to petition our government. If there’s a problem, we want our representatives to know so they can fix it. Imagine, however, if a top law enforcement official denied this right to citizens. Imagine he arrested them, threatening them with fines and imprisonment. Imagine it’s being driven by partisan politics.

If you or someone you know plans to be a major-party candidate in Hamilton County for the Tennessee House of Representatives (Districts 26-31), the Tennessee Senate (District 10), the U.S. House of Representatives (District 3), or the U.S. Senate, then know this: this Friday, January 4, 2008, is the first day to pick up petitions for the primary elections on August 7.