Nicholas Sumbles met with Constitution Party of Massachusetts party leaders last night in order to devise a plan to get Baldwin on the ballot here in the Bay State.

Kevin,

Is it worth it? It'll be incredibly expensive and time consuming,and probably reward only 3-4 thousand votes.

A lot of politics is about perception. The CP needs to be on as many ballots as possible. It all depends on the cost though.

Right now there are no other candidates running locally. This is our only shot at getting any attention for the party during this election cycle. We do have a few media outlets avaible to us that we would want to take advantage of. It may help us to get the word out and build as more people find out about us. We have seem some recent growth, but some if it was from Keyes supporters.

I am a former Keyes supporter, and a former republican. In my opinion, the best place to garner support are amongst church going christians and home schoolers. They(we) are the most disaffected voting block in a state of 80% dems, 15% RINO's and a few real conservatives(political representation), amongst the populace it is much higher. We practially speaking have no republican party.

According to both the B.A.N. website and the CP website MA has achieved ballot status.