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AUGUST 29, 2000

The status of Ralph Nader and Winona LaDuke on the ballot in two states is in question, due to stolen signatures in Wyoming and a lack of them of South Dakota.

The Green Party is reporting that someone walked away with a petition containing signatures necessary to appear on the ballot in Wyoming. The party turned in about 4,000 signatures on Monday and they need 2 percent, or 3,484 certified signatures, to qualify.

The party missed the deadling in South Dakota. A lawsuit in the state is pending and a judge is scheduled to rule on the party's presence today.

Get the Story:
Stolen signatures cast doubt on Nader's chances for ballot (AP 8/29)

Relevant Links:
Honor the Earth - www.honorearth.com
The Green Party - www.greenparty.org
Ralph Nader for President - www.votenader.org/index.html

Related Stories:
Spotlight on Winona LaDuke (The Talking Circle 8/28)
Groups to Honor the Earth (Enviro 08/18)
Nader / LaDuke under fire (The Talking Circle 08/14)
Nader / LaDuke sue (The Talking Circle 08/04)
LaDuke runs (The Talking Circle 07/12)
Nader's No 2 (Salon 7/13)
Winona LaDuke Speaks (Enviro 4/20)

Books by Winona LaDuke:
All Our Relations (Consortium 1999. Amazon.Com US$14.40)
Last Standing Woman (Voyageur Press 1999. AllNative.Com US$14.95)

More RealAudio with Winona LaDuke:
Winona LaDuke(Democracy Now 6/27)
Book-of-the-Month: All Our Relations (NAC 1/26)
Killings in Colombia (Part 1)(NAC 3/99)
Winona LaDuke, Ian Zabarte and Corbin Harney on the Nuclear Waste Policy Act (Honor the Earth 9/98)