Posted on Thursday, May 13, 2004
Howard Dean’s Democracy for America has announced The Dean Dozen — the first twelve candidates for state and local office they are mobilizing to support. Candidates include Richard Morrison in Texas (who’s running to unseat Tom DeLay), and Rob MacKenna in Florida, a programmer who’s running for his county’s Supervisor of Elections seat on the platform that he would ensure all e-voting systems in the county provide an auditable paper trail.
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DFA picks its first 12 candidates to support