Yonkers City Court Judge Write-In Candidate Karen Best Interview

Administrative Law Judge Karen Best stopped by teh People Before Politics Radio Show, Sunday, October 13th to talk about running a write-in campaign for Yonkers City Court Judge.

Judge Karen Best faced to more publicized opponents, Elena Goldberg Velazquez, the Democratic nominee who spent nearly the past decade at the NYS Supreme Court Appellate Division, most recently as a…

Mayor Davis Attempts To Make History As First Write-In Candidate For Mayor In General Election

Mount Vernon — The 2015 Mount Vernon Mayoral Race is the gift that keeps on giving. While it’s usually the practice that the winner of the Primary, more times than not, has an easy road to win the General Election in November, that may not be the case in 2015. The 2015 Mayoral Race, which has been one of the most heated and some feel the dirtiest race in Mount Vernon history, continues to be as…

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VIDEO: 25-term Rep. Conyers Files Lawsuit To Get On Ballot

John Conyers has taken his battle to get on Michigan’s primary ballot to the courts. The embattled, 25-term Democrat filed suit in federal court Thursday challenging the constitutionality of a state law that requires people who circulate candidate petitions to be registered voters. House, was deemed ineligible for the Aug. 5 primary ballot because he did not submit enough signatures.

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He coulda been a contender. Republican Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling has heard that refrain enough in the five months since he decided not to mount an independent bid for governor. Over time and with the benefit of hindsight, he’s come close to believing it. “Given the way this campaign has evolved it may well have broke our way,” he said in an interview. “We may well have been able to run a more competitive campaign than I thought we could run.” The call for an alternative has gotten louder in recent weeks as Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican Ken Cuccinelli have pummeled each other with attacks. The deadline for getting on the ballot passed in June. But dissatisfaction has raised another possibility: Bill Bolling, write-in candidate. Bolling admits that he has been approached by several people about the idea. He calls it a long shot and “not a viable option” in terms of being able to win. But he doesn’t call it out of the question. “I chose not to run as an independent candidate because I just felt it would be very hard to run a winning campaign as an independent candidate,” he said. “It would be even more challenging to run a winning campaign as a write-in candidate.