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| Affiliation | Green |
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2005-01-01 |
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| Name | Gregory Lee Lane |
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Cumberland County, New Jersey , United States |
| Email | None |
| Website | None |
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Unknown
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| Contributor | *crickets chirp* |
| Last Modifed | *crickets chirp*
Jun 11, 2007 09:33am |
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| Info | "Before I took over the Chair of the CuCGP in mid-November, I ran as the Green Party candidate for Cumberland County Clerk. The race for the office pitted me against the Republican incumbent Gloria Noto and Democrat Maria LaBoy.
Ms. Noto was known for ballot mistakes which resulted in numerous ballot reprintings as well as expanding the services of the Clerk's office while keeping a tightfisted rein on expenses. One of those mistakes was on the first printing of the 2002 sample ballot, in which Green Party was not mentioned under Roger Merle's and Ted Glick's ballot lines, which I mentioned in an appearance on radio station WSNJ in mid-July.
My campaign themes were empowerment of special clerks to do their jobs without much interference and greater use of technology in the office. One of my major ideas was the placement of selected mortgages and deeds on separate software.
Some of the highlights of the campaign were 100 signs that we used and my appearance on radio station WVLT-FM. GPUS vice-presidential candidate Pat LaMarche was also on that program. The campaign also had a web page.
In the end, I got 687 votes, according to the Cumberland County Board of Canvassers. We feel that this was a very strong showing for a "conservative" Green in a very laid-back, rural and conservative county in Southwestern New Jersey."
- Gregory Lane
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