Weld due in Boston to turn in ballot access petitions
By State House News Service | August 8, 2016, 6:43 EDT

Former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld will be in Boston Monday to turn in signatures needed to ensure ballot access for the Johnson-Weld Libertarian Party presidential ticket.
According to the Weld campaign, the former governor will address those who believe supporting his ticket with former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson will be a wasted vote, since Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump are leading in public opinion polls.
Weld plans to deliver petitions to Secretary of State William Galvin’s elections division at 2:30 p.m. and organizers have invited media to gather in the lobby of One Ashburton Place, across the street from the State House, where Weld is expected to talk to the media.
— Written by Michael Norton
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