Bobby Kearan
Bobby Kearan was a hopeful Reform candidate for Governor of Mississippi in the 2011 elections. Kearan and Shawn O'Hara both claimed to represent the Reform Party, but a September ruling by the Mississippi State Board of Elections recognized O'Hara as the sole official party candidate. As a result, Kearan's name did not appear on the 2011 general election ballot.[1]
Biography
Kearan was born in Fort Rucker, Alabama. His parents separated when he was very young and he moved with his younger brother to Mississippi to live with his grandparents, Vannie and Jewelene Shumaker of the Hinze Rural Hill Community of Winston County, when he was 10 years old.[2]
He worked for small telecommunications companies in Louisville, Starkville and Jackson before moving to Rankin County in 2001. He has worked as a computer technician for a Mississippi-based regional financial institution since 2005.
Elections
2011
- See also: Mississippi gubernatorial election, 2011
Kearan sought the office of Governor of Mississippi in 2011. He initially qualified as a Reform Party candidate, but was later denied a place on the general election ballot by order of the state elections board.[1]
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See also
- Mississippi gubernatorial election, 2011
- Mississippi lieutenant gubernatorial election, 2011
- Gubernatorial elections, 2011
- Governor of Mississippi
- Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi
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