David Lussier update

Posted on November 15, 2007 by iwilder

Our Green in Albany did not end up with a win. Here is a brief report from the state web-site: David Lussier News: November 15th, 2007 After recanvassing, Dave Lussier – Green Party candidate for Albany County Legislature – fell short of winning by 11 votes (he was up by 5 on election night). http://www.lussierforleg.com/

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Green Victories (updated w/ photo)

Posted on November 6, 2007 by iwilder

Please stay posted here for more Green election victories to be posted in the following days. In Albany, David Lussier is winning on the Green Party line. Evidently, after the machine vote, Lussier has a 5 vote lead over his opponent, Brian Scavo. Lussier’s campaign was told that the paper and absentee ballots would be […]

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