, star of the popular '90s sitcom , won the presidential nomination of the California-based  on Saturday, guaranteeing her in California, the most populous U.S. state. activist of California was selected as her . For the vice presidential nomination, Sheehan, who had said she would accept if Barr was nominated, won on the first ballot with 50 votes against 14 abstaining. Sheehan is best known for her active opposition to the after her son Casey died there in 2004. Notably, in 2005, she set up camp outside President George W. Bush's ranch in , Texas to protest the war. In , she challenged then- Nancy Pelosi for Congress as the nominee of the Green Party. The Peace and Freedom Party was founded in 1967 and promotes , , and . In  , consumer advocate won the party's presidential nomination and appeared with the party on both the California and Iowa ballots. The party will now attempt to qualify the ticket for ballot access in Florida.
, star of the popular '90s sitcom , won the presidential nomination of the California-based Peace and Freedom Party on Saturday, guaranteeing her in California, the most populous U.S. state. activist of California was selected as her . For the vice presidential nomination, Sheehan, who had said she would accept if Barr was nominated, won on the first ballot with 50 votes against 14 abstaining. Sheehan is best known for her active opposition to the after her son Casey died there in 2004. Notably, in 2005, she set up camp outside President George W. Bush's ranch in , Texas to protest the war. In , she challenged then-House Nancy Pelosi for Congress as the nominee of the Green Party. The Peace and Freedom Party was founded in 1967 and promotes , , and . In 2008 , consumer advocate won the party's presidential nomination and appeared with the party on both the California and Iowa ballots. The party will now attempt to qualify the ticket for ballot access in Florida.
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