PSL Write-In question.

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Party for Socialism and Liberation@lemmygrad.mlEnglish · 19 days ago

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/3709130

Maybe someone here can answer this for me. PSL is an official write-in candidate in my state, but I can’t find any rules or guidance from the state on how they want the write-ins formatted. I don’t want it to get rejected because of some stupid formatting issue, basically.

Any advice or information on how to correctly write in? Obviously, spelling counts. My gut is telling me to do it like the other candidates:
De La Cruz
And
Garcia

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The Party for Socialism and Liberation believes that the only solution to the deepening crisis of capitalism is the socialist transformation of society. Driven by an insatiable appetite for ever greater profits regardless of social cost, capitalism is on a collision course with the people of the world and the planet itself. Imperialist war; deepening unemployment and poverty; deteriorating health care, housing and education; racism; discrimination and violence based on gender and sexual orientation; environmental destruction—all are inevitable products of the capitalist system itself.

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