Dissappointment
It turns out I must wait until the next election to run for governor of Alaska. The Division of Election sdid not catch this, but a review of the Alaska State Constitution reveled that any resident must be a resident for at least 7 years before being eligible to serve as Governore. I have been in Alaska half that time.
I have folded my campaign, not too big a chore since it was only just getting started, and filed my contacts for next time. I'm not sure which position I shall run for next. In the next three years there is a Congressional seat, Senate seat, Mayoral elction, and another Governor's election. All positions I have mention are state, not national seats. Which one I go for is to be determined enitirely by who is erving where at the time. At this time I am inclined to go for Mayor, but everything else is still an option.
The supporters I had already drummed up were dissappointed, maybe even more dissappointed than I am. There is so much to do, so mych good to do for the state. I will try again later.
I have folded my campaign, not too big a chore since it was only just getting started, and filed my contacts for next time. I'm not sure which position I shall run for next. In the next three years there is a Congressional seat, Senate seat, Mayoral elction, and another Governor's election. All positions I have mention are state, not national seats. Which one I go for is to be determined enitirely by who is erving where at the time. At this time I am inclined to go for Mayor, but everything else is still an option.
The supporters I had already drummed up were dissappointed, maybe even more dissappointed than I am. There is so much to do, so mych good to do for the state. I will try again later.
6 Comments:
do mayor, then governor. statistically, gov's do better in the presidential races, probably because they're not so "Washington".
By Libby, at 9:26 AM
I agree with libby. The experience with the executive branch at the state level would be more useful. Moving from the legislative to the executive is a pretty tough road, generally.
By Samurai Sam, at 9:49 AM
Bummer, dude.
Mayor is a good start, though...
By The Conservative UAW Guy, at 8:54 PM
Well, Alaska's loss is our gain, right?
By Dan Trabue, at 11:01 AM
Sorry it didn't work out, Daniel. But I think it would definitely be better if you were to start small and then work up. Better chances there. Good luck with your political career!
By Rebekah, at 4:51 PM
Go for State House. There's no one running. You're a shoe-in.
By Anonymous, at 10:40 AM
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