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Natalie Tennant is eyeing another term as West Virginia’s secretary of state.
On Tuesday, the Democrat filed pre-candidacy paperwork to run for a third term as secretary of state.
In a crushing 2014 election for Democrats across the state and country, Tennant lost a U.S. Senate bid against Republican Shelley Moore Capito.
With Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin hitting term limits, Tennant’s name had popped up in discussions about next year’s open governor’s race.
In a 2011 special election, Tennant came in third in the Democratic primary for the governorship.
Filing for pre-candidacy lets someone start raising and spending money for the election. On pre-candidacy forms, people can pick an office or remain undeclared.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsStarting in March, existing private school and traditional homeschool students became eligible to participate in the Hope Scholarship program.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA West Virginia lawmaker was on a target list created by the group accused of plotting to attack the UFC fights at the White House Sunday night.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsRepublicans and Democrats have both spoken up this week to voice their opposition to data center and transmission line projects they say take from West Virginians without giving enough back.
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