Barr Plans Ballot Lawsuit
Libertarian presidential candidate Bob Barr said in Oklahoma City Tuesday that he plans to file a lawsuit in federal court later this week challenging the state's "restrictive" ballot access laws.
Barr said at a Capitol news conference that his campaign is "on track" to appear on the ballot in 49 other states, plus the District of Columbia.
"America deserves better than simply voting for the lesser of two evils," Barr said.
He is the nominee for president of the Libertarian Party.
Barr is a former Georgia congressman; he's been a member of the board of directors of the National Rifle Association and now practices law in Atlanta.
Barr said at a Capitol news conference that his campaign is "on track" to appear on the ballot in 49 other states, plus the District of Columbia.
"America deserves better than simply voting for the lesser of two evils," Barr said.
He is the nominee for president of the Libertarian Party.
Barr is a former Georgia congressman; he's been a member of the board of directors of the National Rifle Association and now practices law in Atlanta.
Labels: Bob Barr, Libertarian Party
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