Or does he?
yes, he does.
Link to release here
Enough discussion over at BMG here and here.
MURRAY CAMPAIGN FIRST TO REACH 10,000 SIGNATURESWORCESTER, MA – As of 4:30pm yesterday (May 1), Timothy P. Murray, Mayor of Worcester, was the first candidate in the Lt. Governor’s race to reach the required minimum 10,000 signatures to qualify for the primary ballot.
“I am ecstatic that our team is the first to reach 10,000 signatures and I am grateful for the support of hundreds of volunteers around the state that made this possible,” said Tim Murray. Of Murray’s 10,000 signatures, only 3,219 came from the city of Worcester, showing the campaign has a broad base of support across the state.
As of 4:30pm yesterday, Andrea Silbert’s campaign had 7989 signatures, Deborah Goldberg’s campaign had 8880 signatures, Sam Kelly’s campaign had 1028 signatures, and Reed Hilman’s campaign had 4086 signatures.
The deadline for submitting signatures to the various town clerks’ offices for certification is May 9.
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So I guess we know whom to thank for the Sec. of State's office shutting down the info pipeline regarding who has how many sig's now. Sure seems like SoS got pissed that someone let out information that was not their's to share and somehow made the signature drive a competition when it is merely a box to check.
Maybe he should have concentrated on fundraising instead of having another lackluster showing at the bank after his BIG month in March?
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