Mark Jacoby (political consultant)
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Mark Jacoby is the owner of Let The Voters Decide (LTVD), the premiere petition drive management company in the USA. Petition drive management is a type of political consulting. Petition companies use the direct democracy process to collect signatures of registered voters to bring popular initiatives, candidates and third parties to the ballot.
Jacoby came to national attention during Kanye West's 2020 Presidential Campaign. Jacoby's company LTVD was hired by West to manage the petitions drives around the nation to put West on the ballot for president. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]
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[edit]- ^ Republicans Aid Kanye West’s Bid to Get on the 2020 Ballot, The New York Times, September 16th 2020, by Maggie Haberman
- ^ Republicans in at least four states are helping Kanye West gain ballot access, NBC News, August 5th 2020, by Julia Ingram
- ^ Kanye West fails to make ballot in three states, The Hill (newspaper), August 21st 2020, by J. Edward Moreno
- ^ How one firm in a ‘Wild West’ industry upended the Michigan GOP governor race, Bridge Michigan, June 16th 2022, by Yue Stella Yu
- ^ Her name was on a filing agreeing to be a Cornel West elector. Her question: What’s an elector?, The New Indian Express, August 17th 2024
- ^ as Vegas Sands sues Seminoles-linked groups over major gambling expansion in Florida, Politico, December 2nd 2021, by Matt Dixon
- ^ Kanye West's presidential bid 'aided by Trump-linked staff to bring down Joe Biden', UK Mirror, August 5th 2020, by Tamara Davison
- ^ Republican network funds liberal third-party candidates hoping to hurt the Harris, Fortune (magazine), September 2nd 2024, by Dan Merica
- ^ Kanye West collecting signatures for presidential ballot in Arizona, AZ Mirror, August 20th 2020, by Jeremy Duda
- ^ Kennedy and West third-party ballot drives are pushed by secretive groups and Republican donors, WDBJ, July 16th 2024, by Brian Slodysko
- ^ Pope County casino repeal campaign reports meeting first hurdle to get on ballot, Arkansas Times, July 8th 2022, by Max Brantley
- ^ Kanye West Responds to Reports That Republican Aides Are Boosting His Impossible Campaign, People (magazine), August 7th 2020, by Adam Carlson
- ^ Kanye West Reportedly Spent Over $3.5 Million to Get on the Ballot in Just 12 States, Vanity Fair (magazine), September 21st 2020, by Emily Kirkpatrick
- ^ Kanye West’s campaign has hired GOP operative with history of controversial work, CNN, September 22nd 2020, by Sara Murray (journalist)
- ^ GOP network props up liberal third-party candidates in key states, hoping to siphon off Harris votes, Los Angeles Times, September 22nd 2024
- ^ Kanye West isn’t going to be president, but his unconventional bid forges on, CNN, September 4th 2020, by Sara Murray (journalist)
- ^ Trump Campaign Lawyer Helping Kanye West Try to Get on the Ballot in Wisconsin: Reports, People (magazine), August 5th 2020, by Sean Neumann
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