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15 changes to the candidate list.
by TheGreenPapers.com Staff

15 changes to the candidate list:

Arizona: Governor: Carlos Melendez (Write-in [Green]) - re-added, previously listed as Green. House CD 6: Gary Swing (Write-in [Green]) - re-added, previously listed as Green. House CD 8: Jessie Martines (Arizona Independent Party) - re-added, previously listed as Democratic.

Florida: House CD 22: Herbert Wertheim (Republican) - added. Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Richard Earl Olle, Jr. (Republican) - added.

Minnesota: House CD 4: Paul Xiong (Republican) - added.

Missouri: House CD 1: Carl Earnest Henderson (Democratic) - added. House CD 4: Heather Shelton (Republican) - added.

New Mexico: Senate Class 2: Toby Smith (Independent) - apparently not a candidate.

New York: House CD 15: Dalourny Nemorin (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Oregon: House CD 4: Melvin Smith (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

South Carolina: Commissioner of Agriculture: DeShawn Lavar Blanding (Democratic) - added; Danny Lee Ford, II (Republican) - added. Superintendent of Education: Lisa E. Ellis (Democratic) - added.

Wyoming: House At-Large: Frank Chapman (Republican) - added.

36 changes to the candidate list.
by TheGreenPapers.com Staff

36 changes to the candidate list:

Arizona (this list is expected to be finalized circa 6 April): Governor: Risa Lombardo (Green) - re-added; Hugh Lytle (Arizona Independent Party) - re-added. House CD 1: Christopher Ajluni (Arizona Independent Party) - previously listed as Independent. House CD 2: Curtis Goodwin (Libertarian) - added. House CD 4: Tisha Benoit (Arizona Independent Party) - added; Paul Thomas Burton (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Andromeda Crum (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Jerone Davison (Republican) - re-added; former state Representative John Fillmore (Arizona Independent Party [Republican]) - re-added, previously listed as Republican; Herby Kay (Libertarian) - apparently not a candidate; Kai Newkirk (Democratic) - re-added. House CD 5: Richard Grayson (Green) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 6: Iman Bah (Arizona Independent Party [Democratic]) - re-added, previously listed as Democratic; Trevor Dickerson (Independent) - apparently not a candidate; Jereme Lance Peters (Libertarian) - added; Gary Swing (Green) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 7: Daniel Francis Butierez, Sr. (Republican) - added. House CD 9: Earl Guy (Green) - apparently not a candidate. Secretary of State: state Representative Alexander "Alex" Kolodin (Republican) - apparently not a candidate; Gina Swoboda (Republican) - re-added. Treasurer: Michael Zepeda (Arizona Independent Party) - added. Mine Inspector: Alvin "Gene" Archunde (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Stephen Neal, Jr. (Arizona Independent Party) - apparently not a candidate.

California: Governor: David Serpa (Republican) - apparently not a candidate. House CD 2: Angelita Valles (Republican) - previously listed as a candidate for House CD 1. House CD 35: WH Lane (Democratic) - apparently not a candidate.

Colorado: House CD 3: Steven Michael Winget (Democratic) - added.

Florida: Governor: Kevin Cichowski (Democratic) - added; Kenneth Stephann Norman (Democratic) - added.

Michigan: Attorney General: Matthew S. "Matt" DePerno (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

New Jersey: Senate Class 2: Vic Kaplan (Libertarian) - added.

Oklahoma: House CD 1: Jackson Lahmeyer (Republican) - added.

Pennsylvania: House CD 4: Milan Patel (Independent) - added.

South Carolina: Governor: Billy Webster (Democratic) - added.

Utah: House CD 1: Adam Clayton (Republican) - apparently not a candidate.

Virginia: House CD 7: Jonathan Peter Schmeelk (Democratic) - added.

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