Byline: TRACEY TULLY Staff writer
Candidates for statewide office auditioned Saturday before the Independence Party with an eye on winning a nomination from the emerging third party.
A dozen political hopefuls, including Democratic front-runners for governor, attorney general and the U.S. Senate, addressed party faithful in a political version of show-and-tell.
No votes were taken and no decisions were made. Party leaders said the meeting at the Steuben Club was instead designed to measure candidates against a two-pronged yardstick:
Which candidates best match the philosophy of the party, which formed in 1994 and has 107,000 enrolled …
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