Alander Pulliam Files Lawsuit Against California Secretary of State

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Feb. 17, 2024 - PRLog -- Independent presidential hopeful Alander Pulliam has filed a significant lawsuit against the California Secretary of State's office, alleging a violation of his constitutional rights through the improper rejection of his write-in candidacy for the 2024 election. According to the civil action initiated by the candidate, the Secretary of State unlawfully dismissed his valid and timely submission. Pulliam contends that he followed all required protocols, including submitting his write-in candidacy electronically via Messenger and physically placing his write-in statement in an official drop box as directed by a state employee, before the designated deadline.

The controversy centers on communication received from Wesley Keller, program manager at the California Secretary of State Election division, which incorrectly claimed that Mr. Pulliam's candidacy was submitted too late and was therefore invalid. Contrary to this claim, Alander Pulliam firmly maintains that he has evidence to support his punctual submission. Moreover, he stresses that utilizing Messenger for such communications was explicitly sanctioned by the Secretary of State's office.

lawsuit seeks not only to compel official recognition of Mr. Pulliam as a qualified write-in candidate but also to pursue reparations for the distress and disruption caused by what he sees as a capricious misapplication of electoral guidelines. Well-known for his determined advocacy on issues spanning social justice, environmental stewardship, and economic restructuring, Mr. Pulliam represents an independent voice poised to challenge conventional political narratives. He provides a fresh perspective that resonates with an American electorate increasingly disenchanted with the standard offerings of the entrenched two-party system. Mr. Alander Pulliam is actively seeking dialogues through press engagements and is readily available for interviews and comments. Additional insights into his campaign and policies can be found on his official website or through social media platforms.

This legal case has sparked a broader discussion regarding equity and clarity within California's electoral mechanisms — considerations becoming ever more pertinent in light of mounting public disillusionment with traditional political institutions.

For more information about Alander Pulliam or his legal challenge against exclusion from the list of qualified write-in candidates, please contact his campaign office or visit http://www.alanderpulliam.com. Follow along with his campaign updates on Twitter @AlanderPulliam.