Strimling files petitions to appear on June ballot
By Zach SilberEthan Strimling, a Democratic candidate for Congress in the 1st District announced that he will file the number of signatures needed to appear on the June Primary ballot with the Secretary of State's Office this morning.
Strimling will be the first candidate in the Democratic field to submit nominating petitions. The campaign said it has collected over 1,500 signatures, "well over the required signatures need to gain a place on the ballot," a statement read.
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