Intro: | When asked his preferred method of filing Tuesday, a candidate for governor was cut off by his campaign manager. |
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Wrap: Former Navy SEAL and author Eric Greitens declared his intent to run to be Republican nominee for Missouri governor with a gathering in front of the secretary of state's office.
When asked if candidates should file for public office in person or over the Internet, Campaign Manager Austin Chambers cut in to say that Greitens did not have enough information to answer.
The candidate immediately spoke up to celebrate the major step of his campaign.
Actuality: | GRIT1.WAV |
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Description: But I will tell you we're having a lot of fun today, that's for sure. |
From the state Capitol, I'm Jack Morrisroe
Intro: | A candidate for governor reveled Tuesday in the camaraderie of filing day. |
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Wrap: On the first day in which people running for public office in Missouri may organize their paperwork Republican John Brunner said he prefers declaring in person.
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Description: What I like is the personal interaction. A chance to meet, shake hands, visit with friends and have real camaraderie with both parties, because we're all in this together. |
Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder, who is also running for the Republican nomination, said he would prefer the filing be done online.
Candidates who file on the first day are randomized on top of the ballot, while all others are placed after by time filed.
From the state Capitol, I'm Jack Morrisroe