BISMARCK, N.D. North Dakota Secretary of State Al Jaeger is seeking an attorney general's opinion on whether the Libertarian Party's candidate for governor can go on the November general election ballot. <\/p>\n
Jaeger says Roland Riemers received enough votes in the June 12 primary to qualify for the November ballot, but Riemers did not have a running mate listed on the June ballot. Jaeger says the state's constitution requires the governor and lieutenant governor to be elected on a joint ballot that a vote cast for governor also is a vote cast for the second-in command. <\/p>\n
Jaeger on Monday asked Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem to clarify the matter. <\/p>\n
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