The mayoral runner-up says the chances are “slim to none,” but adds that people are itching for him to enter the race for District 3. Even though the filing deadline is Monday, Oakley and Dave Levinthal are confident he would have no problem meeting the requirements.
But, we reminded Oakley, collecting enough voter signatures to file a valid petition for a ballot position would take him about half a day.
“That’s true,” Oakley said.
Jeez, Dave. Just rub more salt in the wound. I hope the Bills go 0-16.
Quite some time ago, I, along with another semi-frequent commenter, had to gather signatures for someone who decided at the last minute that he/she wanted to enter a DCC race. Depending on which district you’re in and for who, you are gathering signatures, it can take, ahem, longer than half a day.
Make that comme after “who” a “m” … for whom
Comma … aaargh!
wtf indeed.
You sure he’s running in District 3??
Has anyone noticed that Mr. Oakley now owns a townhome just off of Lower Greenville??
OAKLEY EDWARD P
5811 LEWIS ST
DALLAS, TEXAS 752067913
http://www.dallascad.org/AcctDetailRes.aspx?ID=00147500C10260000
PLEASE run in District 3. I don’t care where you live.
Place of residence never stopped Ed. A benefactor rented an apt in his name on Cedar Springs when he wanted to run in District 14 in 1993