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We now have several state committees actively promoting candidates. |
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IndianaA new Indiana Prohibition Party Committee was organized on 7 December 2002, at the urging of Sarah Ward (Knightstown). The officers are:
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Pennsylvania A state committee also exists in Pennsylvania. It makes small grants using half the income from the George C. Pennock Fund, but it does not endorse candidates and does not conduct any activities of its own. The chairman is Seth D. Hinshaw, 713 Norwood House Road, Downingtown 19335. tel. 610-416-6687 email: chronicler03@yahoo.com
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Tennessee
The 2003 national convention of the Prohibition National Committee took no action on recognizing the Tennessee Prohibition Committee, but it did accept Toby Davis as a member of the National Committee. |
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Action! Prohibitionists are all those individuals who energetically seek
to promote the candidates and platform of the Prohibition Party. There
are no dues, no rules, and no elections. You become an Action! Prohibitionist
by being an Action! Prohibitionist. Action Prohibitionists Third-Party CoalitionsSmall parties in some states have formed "third-party coalitions," which work on ballot access problems and other mutual concerns. To contact the third-party coalition in your state, please consult ban@richardwinger.com.
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