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Cris Ericson is on the Nov. 4, 2014 Official Election Ballot in Vermont for U.S. Congress Cris Ericson's picture submitted by Cris Ericson on May 22, 2014 - 5:47pm click to view article from www.sec.state.vt.us Independent political candidate Cris Ericson is on the official election ballot for the general election in Vermont November 4, 2014 for two offices, for Governor of Vermont and for U.S. Representative to Congress 2014. It is currently legal in Vermont to be on the ballot for one state and one federal office. Cris Ericson is an Independent and does not have to participate in the Primary Election, she goes straight to the general election. The absolute majority of people who signed petitions to put Cris Ericson on the ballot are home owners and business owners. Cris Ericson went to "Recycling" in Springfield, Vermont where home owners from Springfield and small surrounding towns bring their trash and put plastic containers in one bin, and metal cans in another bin, and glass containers in another bin, and cardboard in another bin, and newspaper for farms in another bin, and they donate clothing, toys and household goods to the thrift store, and once in a while there is a hazardous waste day. These are all very responsible homeowners. Also, Cris Ericson collected signatures in front of Bellows Falls Post Office where there are many business owners who pull up and park for a few minutes to go in and deliver and pick up mail. She also went a few times to Rutland, Vermont and met a few attorneys who signed her petitions. Cris Ericson also walked around towns and met people she sat and talked with for up to an hour each, people who are low income and wanted to tell her their problems. Cris plans on doing a few videos this summer with a Libertarian candidate named Loyal Ploof. She wants to video him talking to Vermonters about issues, and then he'll video her, then they'll go edit together and make a video for his campaign to air on public access television, and then make a video for her campaign for public access t.v. Did you know that Vermonters have never voted to send a woman to the U.S. Congress before? Cris Ericson is hoping for a miracle. https://www.sec.state.vt.us/media/504518/2014-Candidate-Listing.pdf Cris Ericson is on the Nov. 4, 2014 election ballot in Vermont. http://www.sec.state.vt.us/elections.aspx Scroll down to: MOST POPULAR QUESTIONS Who has qualified to be a candidate in the 2014 Primary and General Elections? https://www.sec.state.vt.us/media/504518/2014-Candidate-Listing.pdf Scroll down to 2014 Independent and Minor Party Candidate Listing (who will be on the official election ballot in Vermont Nov. 4, 2014) Cris Ericson for U.S. Representative to Congress, Independent Cris Ericson for Governor of Vermont, Independent http://crisericson.com
Independent? I thought she was a member of the Pot Party.
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with "pot" even your doctor thinks so
ReplyDeleteWow. This woman is not who we want representing or leading vermont. She's a slogan machine with zero details on how to bring those slogans to reality. More Pot will save Vermont!!!! Yeah - give me a break.
ReplyDeleteShe would make a great town manager.
DeleteAgree with 7:53. Ericson is a total grandstander and publicity hound with no legitimate credentials or qualifications to run a Colorado pot store, much less state or federal government.
ReplyDeleteInteresting to note that the admin here seems to be censoring her critics. So much for this sites claim to being "reality based".
But but but....
ReplyDeleteMs Ericson is NoSag's darling as she was instrumental in getting that bad old biomass plant stopped. She fits right in with the crunchy types in North Springfield and Chester. Who needs jobs or technology when you can just kick back, relax and get high?
she'll be better then what we have now
ReplyDeleteCan't you people see that Vermont towns are dying, especially Springfield? There has to be something changed soon. Maybe some new blood and fresh ideas wouldn't hurt. Just look at the financial gains that Colorado and Washington states have made since the legalization of marijuana? Would you prefer the heroin or pills instead??? Give the common people and the economy a break sheesh!!!!!!!
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