By virtue of their nominations in the Democratic Party primary, the LaRouche candidates secured only those rights granted to duly nominated candidates under state election law.
Some could not find the slide in which to write his name, many were not tall enough to reach the slide, others locked it by inadvertently throwing the lever over the name of one of the duly nominated Mayoralty candidates, and hundreds forgot to bring pencils".
The contest goes before a circuit judge like Judge Lewis, who examines allegations of fraud or corruption on the part of election officials; illegal voting; or any other allegation "that would show that a person other than the successful candidate was the person duly nominated or elected to the office in question".
(e) Any other cause or allegation which, if sustained, would show that a person other than the successful candidate was the person duly nominated or elected to the office in question or that the outcome of the election on a question submitted by referendum was contrary to the result declared by the canvassing board or election board.
Until the 20th century indeed, not even the nominated candidate had to make a speech at the convention, never mind his wife.
Their third child, Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, was born on July 14 , 1912 twelve days after that year's Democratic Presidential Convention, and named for the freshly nominated candidate.
It is not clear whether Dr Marek will face disciplinary action by the Labour group for allowing his name to go forward against the group's nominated candidate.
Following these disqualifications, Reddy remained the only validly nominated candidate in the fray which made elections unnecessary.
Kasich was (as was Huntsman before him) the media's "Here's the type of Republican that should be nominated!" candidate.
It is the nominating committee's duty to ascertain that all nominated candidates, including those nominated by petition, meet the eligibility requirements.
May 18: Deadline for nominated candidates to accept nomination.
