Minnesota
Related: About this forumAll of a sudden there is a primary
Senate 44 - where the R incumbent is not seeking reelection- appeared to be simple enough: one R and one D: Ann Johnson Stewart
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100213392618
But now someone else entered the race: Zina Alston-Fizer. Cannot find anything about her.
I guess I will ask for absentee ballot..
SheltieLover
(59,623 posts)I googled her name & it showed on q lot of sites, until I opened them. Nothing. Nada. Wtf?
dflprincess
(28,479 posts)and she has no campaign website, no voluntary disclosure form to link to, and no email. Really weird especially in a year where you may be doing more vitual campaining than door knocking.
Link to Alston-Fizer's filing
https://candidates.sos.state.mn.us/CandidateInformation.aspx?county=0&municipality=0&schooldistrict=0&hospitaldistrict=0&level=0&party=0&federal=True&judicial=False&executive=True&senate=True&representative=True&title=State+Senator+District+44&office=0&candidateid=38594
The Republican lists a website on his disclosure form but it apparently is not up yet.
Johnson Stewart has hers listed on filing page and it's up and running:
https://annjohnsonstewart.com/
Tech
(1,922 posts)Dist44Voter
(1 post)Here you go: https://www.zinaalstonfizer.com/
RainCaster
(11,551 posts)Her website is a real mess for my tablet, however. I hope her volunteers can get that straightened out.
Rhiannon12866
(222,361 posts)RainCaster
(11,551 posts)No real interaction.
question everything
(48,835 posts)She gets my donation and my vote. And a yard sign after she wins the primary.
progree
(11,463 posts)2 weeks ago. Do I have to worry about changes being made to it? I had thought maybe wait a little while before applying for it, but it sure seems dumbass stupid if they allow changes to ballots, and one never knows what the "latest" ballot is until, well, late.
I realize of course that a candidate may drop out or some scandalous revelation, so I don't expect to vote until a little more than 1 week before the Aug 11 date (giving it time to get through the mail, I've been reading horror story after horror story about rejected mail-in ballots being delayed in the mail, and then of course there's the signature-matching crap and filling it out just exactly perfectly correct in all ways or it being rejected, or forgetting to check if I'm registered and have been dropped from the roles without being told, ahh democracy!). Dunno whether this shit or Covid19 scares me more. It has all gotten extremely very confusing.
question everything
(48,835 posts)Johnson Stewart announced early; even on these pages she was predicted to flip the seat, was endorsed by the party - not that this is always an accepted criteria - and after the recent "unrest" in the last minute, Alston-Fizer decided to jump.
And, yes, there is a primary. Both Dean Phillips and Tina Smith are challenged and, on another post here, I have to decide on a County Commissioner.
About mailing: Both of us mailed our applications at the same time. One of us received it with in a week, the other, four days later. And I really started worrying.
And, as you may have heard, Trump appointed a new Postmaster general whose mission, really, is to destroy the postal service.
progree
(11,463 posts)absentee ballot. It was from "The Center for Voter Information, 1670 S. Robert St. #334, West Saint Paul, MN 55118-3918"
I didn't know if it was a legitimate organization, or some RW trick. There's no such thing as paranoia these days.