Candidates removed from the ballot in the 2011 state legislative elections

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This page catalogs the candidates who initially filed to run for state legislative elections in 2011, but were at some point removed from the ballot.

There are two ways in which we categorize these events.

  • Withdrew: This refers to when a candidate voluntarily removes their name from the ballot.
  • Disqualified: This refers to when a candidate is removed from the ballot against their will.

Four states are holding elections on November 8, 2011. They are:

Candidate lists are released once the signature filing deadline passes. The signature filing deadlines for each state are as follows:

The following candidates -- broken down by state and party -- have been removed from the ballot.

Louisiana

The candidate filing deadline was September 8, 2011.

Mississippi

State Senate

Withdrew

Democratic Party Democratic

  1. Dennis Dye
  2. Mona Pittman
  3. Barry Springer
  4. Gwendolyn McLure
  5. Mitch Ellerby (Mississippi)

Republican Party Republican

  1. John Orman

Disqualified

Democratic Party Democratic

There are no candidates within this category.

Republican Party Republican

  1. Edward Mattox
  2. Todd Wade

House of Representatives

Withdrew

Democratic Party Democratic

  1. E. Harvey Moss
  2. Rick Spencer
  3. Antonio Porter
  4. Matt Eichelberger
  5. Kevin Lavine

Republican Party Republican

  1. Terri Stanford
  2. Mike Martin
  3. John Weisenberger
  4. Charles Webber (Mississippi)

Disqualified

Democratic Party Democratic

There are no candidates within this category.

Republican Party Republican

There are no candidates within this category.

New Jersey

State Senate

Withdrew

Democratic Party Democratic

There are no candidates within this category.

Republican Party Republican

  1. Shannon Wright (New Jersey)
  2. Michael Agosta (New Jersey)
  3. Simon Grubin

Disqualified

Democratic Party Democratic

  1. Carl Lewis

Republican Party Republican

  1. Michael Cino
  2. Gwendelyn Sanford

General Assembly

Withdrew

Democratic Party Democratic

  1. Ken Gordon
  2. Sharyn Pertnoy-Schmidt
  3. Raymond Storck
  4. Marilyn Schlossbach

Republican Party Republican

  1. George Tannous
  2. Joseph Scafa
  3. Patrick Delany
  4. Ari Ford
  5. Agnes Gardiner
  6. Sharon Moran
  7. Joseph Malone, III
  8. David Fried
  9. Charlotte Vandervalk
  10. Denise Coyle (New Jersey)

Disqualified

Democratic Party Democratic

  1. Yvette Sterling
  2. John Caramanna
  3. Haresh Hemrajani
  4. Michael McCarthy (New Jersey)
  5. Anthony Iannarelli, Jr.
  6. Daniel Toto

Republican Party Republican

  1. Michael Wilson (New Jersey)
  2. Sara Adele Higgins
  3. Gary Steele

Virginia

The candidate filing deadline was June 15, 2011.

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