But a candidate must be nominated and/or win all the primaries they enter to be on the ballot. So if you lose any of the primaries you are off the ballot, the “sore-loser statute.”
Michael H. Drucker
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
SC Fusion Sore-Loser Statute
South Carolina law does not prohibit “electoral fusion,” which allows a candidate to be nominated by more than one certified political party for the same elected office in a partisan election. Candidates, therefore, may seek multiple party nominations for the same office.
But a candidate must be nominated and/or win all the primaries they enter to be on the ballot. So if you lose any of the primaries you are off the ballot, the “sore-loser statute.”
Michael H. Drucker
Technorati Tag in Del.icio.us
But a candidate must be nominated and/or win all the primaries they enter to be on the ballot. So if you lose any of the primaries you are off the ballot, the “sore-loser statute.”
Michael H. Drucker
Technorati Tag in Del.icio.us
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