RALEIGH, NC (AP) -- A former Virginia congressman says writing his name on the November ballot for president in North Carolina wouldn't be a wasted vote because he's offering alternative policies to those of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
Constitution Party nominee Virgil Goode turned in petitions Monday at the North Carolina State Board of Elections. Goode will be a certified write-in candidate and his votes will count if more than 500 petition signatures of qualified voters are confirmed.
Goode said he's on the November ballot in 17 states and hopes to give voters the option in 40 states.
Goode served as a Democrat, Republican and independent during his 12 years in Congress. He said he supports congressional term limits and a moratorium on certain legal immigration. He's limiting individual donations to $200.
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co-running
Well, I see, God, Guide, Good and Goode. I received alert in my inbox. Ballot access. Goode Virgil 40 states access onto ballot lists. He is not contacting me about possible co-running. He is experience in politics and I am providence in experience. Local-statal must inevitably
and necessarily co-run with universal-divine to win the fall election on national-global level. "When the rich refused to associate with the poor!", "It was sad!". We win in win-win situation. Witsie will win on moral side. Zikalkis.
Who is this masked man ?
When you have doubts --- then there are no doubts about it!