On June 8th, the Asbury Park Press announced the official independent candidacy of Pat Noble for Monmouth County Freeholder. Check out the full article here.
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Independent Candidates File for Monmouth County Freeholder Board -APP
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Pat Noble is Officially On-the-Ballot!
June 8th, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
CONTACT:
Pat Noble for Freeholder Campaign Committee
www.VoteNoble.com
votepatnoble@yahoo.com
Pat Noble, the Socialist Party USA candidate for Freeholder in Monmouth County, has formally registered as a candidate for the 2011 November election. Election laws require 100 valid signatures for an independent candidate to petition for ballot access for Freeholder, with valid signatures meaning individuals who are both county residents and registered voters. On June 7th, 2011, Noble turned in over 100 valid signatures to Monmouth County’s Clerk of Elections.
The Socialist Party of Monmouth and Ocean Counties (SPMOC) nominated Noble in a unanimous vote for the office of Freeholder in April of 2011. The SPMOC is a local of the Socialist Party of New Jersey (SPNJ), which is the state affiliate of the Socialist Party USA (SPUSA). Due to rigid electoral laws regarding political parties, the SPNJ is not a recognized political party by the State of New Jersey. As a result, Noble is officially an independent candidate. However, independent candidates are allowed to select up to three words to put on the ballot next to their name to describe their political affiliation or platform. Next to Noble’s name on the ballot in the November elections will be “Socialist Party USA”.
Commenting on the successful petition to get his name on the ballot, Noble said,
“It’s really a monumental thing, to know that over 100 people said to themselves ‘hey, I want to give this guy the chance to possibly become one of my representatives on the county-level.’ That was something that I heard from a lot of people, that they were happy to have another option to vote for besides the Republican and Democratic candidates. Now that the ballot requirements are completed, I’m ready for this campaign to really begin, and I truly believe that the people of Monmouth County are ready for a Socialist candidate as well.”
While the exact date is not yet confirmed, Noble has said that several campaign events will be posted on the campaign website in the near future. Past events that Noble has attended include a speech/Q&A to the Bayshore Tea Party Group (at their invitation), as well as the 20th Annual LGBTI Pride Celebration in Asbury Park this past Sunday, June 5th. Noble has also been a guest on the Local Burner, a segment of Underground Progresive Radio.
For more information on Noble’s campaign for Monmouth County Freeholder, please visit www.VoteNoble.com. For more information on the Socialist Party USA, as well as all of its state and local affiliates, please visit www.socialistparty-usa.org.
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Interview with Steve Lerner, Host of the Local Burner
Tonight, May 2nd, at 9pm, Pat Noble’s interview with Steve Lerner will be airing online. Lerner is the host of the Local Burner, a segment on Underground Progressive Radio. UPR’s self-described purpose is to “provide news and talk radio with an independent, thinking man’s perspective that we normally don’t have in our community.” UPR broadcasts out of Brick, NJ, from 9pm to 11:30pm every evening and covers a variety of topics.
In a pre-recorded interview, Noble will speak with Lerner for roughly ten minutes about his candidacy for Monmouth County Freeholder, as well as the local Socialist Party and issues in the county.
To listen to the broadcast live, go to UPR’s website at 9pm and click on the link that reads “Click here to Listen to Underground Progressive Radio LIVE Between 9PM-11:30PM.” If you are unable to listen to the interview when it airs, it will be available to listen to on the UPR homepage under podcasts sometime in the next few days.
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Pat Noble to Speak to the Bayshore Tea Party Group
April 19th, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
CONTACT:
Pat Noble for Freeholder Campaign Committee
www.VoteNoble.com
votepatnoble@yahoo.com
Pat Noble, the Socialist Party USA candidate for Freeholder in Monmouth County, has been invited to speak to the Bayshore Tea Party Group on Tuesday, April 26th. The Bayshore Tea Party Group has previously invited several Republican candidates to speak with them. Democratic incumbent Amy Mallet, who is up for re-election this year, did not accept their invitation.
The Bayshore Tea Party Group, founded by Barbara Gonzalez and based in Middletown, NJ, has been involved in pushing socioeconomic conservative issues in the area. Their website, www.bayshoreteaparty.org, says that their mission is to promote limited government, fiscal responsibility, and free markets.
While Noble has openly admitted “massive differences” between his democratic socialist beliefs and the beliefs of the Tea Party movement, he also said that “I am very willing to come and speak to any group that invites me to do so, regardless of whether their beliefs are similar or different to my own.”
The event will be held on April 26th, 2011, at 7pm. It will be at the Bayshore Tea Party Group headquarters at 275 Route 35 in Middletown, NJ. The meeting is open to the public and all are invited to attend.
For more information on Pat Noble’s campaign for Monmouth County Freeholder, please visit www.VoteNoble.com.
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At 17, Socialist Seeks Freeholder Seat- Red Bank Green
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Welcome!
Welcome to the official website for Pat Noble’s 2011 campaign for Monmouth County Freeholder on a Socialist platform. This site will be periodically updated as the campaign progresses and November draws near, so be sure to check back for updates. Also, be sure to visit Pat’s facebook page and twitter page.
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