Green Party candidate running for PRC seat
| The Associated Press
Posted: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 - 6/11/08
Posted: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 - 6/11/08
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The race for a Public Regulation Commission seat in northern New Mexico may not be a free ride after all
for the Democrat who was nominated a week ago.
A Green Party candidate, Rick Lass, says he is running for the seat.
Lass filed paperwork with the secretary of state on Wednesday saying he intends to use public financing for the race.
He must collect about 1,400 signatures during the next couple of weeks to secure his spot on the Nov. 4 general election ballot.
The day for minor party candidates to file for the general election is June 24.
Democrat Jerome Block Jr. won the Democratic nomination for the PRC District 3 seat. There is no Republican on the ballot.
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A Green Party candidate, Rick Lass, says he is running for the seat.
Lass filed paperwork with the secretary of state on Wednesday saying he intends to use public financing for the race.
He must collect about 1,400 signatures during the next couple of weeks to secure his spot on the Nov. 4 general election ballot.
The day for minor party candidates to file for the general election is June 24.
Democrat Jerome Block Jr. won the Democratic nomination for the PRC District 3 seat. There is no Republican on the ballot.
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