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Insurance Commissioner Adam Hamm told North Dakotans in October that he'd run for election this year. He made it official Wednesday, saying he wants a four-year term to continue and expand consumer health insurance and prescription drug programs.
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This morning electionline.org is highlighting a story in the Seattle Times, which reports that 18 ballots were apparently not counted in their recent September primary election. Apparently of these 18 uncounted ballots, 16 were found in a box (uncounted) and two absentee ballots were not counted simply becasue they were sent in some non-standard envelope which election workers seemed to fail to realize contained ballots (and ... were not counted).
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Two formal items were presented to the stockholders for approval - the election of six directors and the approval of the 2006 Stock Option Plan. Each of management's six nominees were re-elected for a one year term: Dr. Rudolf W. Gunnerman, Richard L. Masica, Robert Henri Charles van Maasdijk, Dr. Raad Alkadiri, Dr. Hannes Farnleitner and Christoph Henkel. In addition, the 2006 Stock Option Plan was approved by a majority of the voting stockholders.
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WAYNESBORO, Va., December 21, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall -- NTELOS Holdings Corp. (Nasdaq: NTLS) today announced the election of Timothy G. Biltz to its Board of Directors. This independent director position expands the Board from seven to eight members, in accordance with NTELOS's Shareholders Agreement. Mr. Biltz will ... serve on the audit committee of the Board.
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All of the documents necessary to make an election were previously mailed to Yardville shareholders of record on or about September 12, 2007. Yardville shareholders of record may obtain additional copies of the election documents by contacting the Information Agent, Georgeson Inc., at 1-800-509-1393. Yardville shareholders who hold their shares in "street name" may obtain additional copies of the election documents by contacting their broker.
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Combined with cash raised in his previous bids for the seat, Scalise, a Republican, has more than $274,000 on hand to spend in the truncated special election. The first party primaries are scheduled for March 8.
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