Due to a "Commons'" petition drive that will last until the first week of June, the blogging will be very light on this and all of our other blogs [Evergreen, Senator, Coliseum and Sugarfoot]. We should be back to normal around the second week of June as our chairman, Mark Greene, makes his run for King County Council in District 9. At that time, we will have plenty of news about the coming election. As it stands right now, it looks like Mark will be the only challenger to Reagan Dunn, so there will probably be no primary for that position in August, in which case the election will be between Mark and Dunn in November.
We will post additional news in "Coliseum," maybe before June, about Mark's Initiative to the Legislature on election petitions when the ballot title and number comes out. This will be a tough one as far as getting the required signatures is concerned, but we expect that it can be done with a grassroots effort that will be started by the Party of Commons, and of course nothing of this significance can be accomplished without the help of our many supporters. Thank you!
Post-script (5/13/09):
There will be a primary, after all, in the 9th King Council District election. Another candidate besides our chairman, Mark Greene, and the incumbent, Reagan Dunn, has entered the race. Her name is Beverly Tonda. We know virtually nothing about her.
[New posting in "Senator" on May 13, 2009; can be seen by clicking on title link, above.]
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- Commons staff, especially chairman of the Party of Commons, Mark Greene, playwright, paralegal and Marine veteran. Please, e-mail if you would like to contract Mark's playwright or consultant services. Write-in candidate for King County Sheriff, service veteran, and a senator in the Party of Commons Senate; born in USA, 1953. The Party of Commons is the only American party that upholds traditional culture, progressive economics and a non-interventionist foreign policy. A special thanks to the people of Skamania County in Washington State. Skamania County was the strongest supporter of the Party of Commons, on a per capita basis, in the 2008 Top 2 Primary. Honorable mention to the WA counties of Clark, Stevens & Kittitas, which were 2nd, 3rd & 4th, respectively, among Washington's 39 counties, in supporting our party. Look at web page and please send a donation if you can. Blogs of interest: Northern Pacific Report: http://commonsnorth.blogspot.com [Keeping a watch on court and government business] The Political Playwright: http://commonswriteplays.blogspot.com [Plays, poetry & prose by Mark Greene]
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