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Jeff Peckman Files Paperwork To Enter Denver Mayor's Race

First Posted: 02/14/11 10:24 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:30 PM ET

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The man behind the Denver ballot initiative that would have established an Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission has filed paperwork to enter the city's mayoral race.

The Denver Post first reported over the weekend that Jeff Peckman, who became famous for spreading video of an alleged alien encounter, has filed paperwork to become the 16th person to join the Denver's mayoral race.

Peckman will now need to gather 300 signatures in support of his candidacy for his name to appear on the ballot. In 2010, he submitted over 4,000 valid signatures in support of his Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission initiative.

Peckman told the Denver Daily News that he was prepared for any ridicule that might come his way due to his involvement in alien initiatives.

"They're always going to think that (I'm a nutty guy,) but nobody has told any truth that didn't get ridiculed or resisted in some way, and yet many of those truths prevailed and were the foundation for progress for humanity," he said.

Peckman ran for Senate in 1998 as a member of the Natural Law Party, capturing .31% of the statewide vote.


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07:12 PM on 02/16/2011
== Hop onto this Bandwagon -- and Enjoy the Ride! ==

Jeff Peckman's pioneering efforts to help expand (and capitalize upon) the public's UFO-E.T. awareness will enrich America's -- nay, the planet's -- history books, however successful his individual exopolitical journey turns out.

This renaissance man-with-a-mission invites us to join him, at least vicariously, in shifting the politics of denial toward the politics of potentiality. In these parlous times, who can argue with such a populist notion? -- Larry W. Bryant (16 Feb 11); http://ufoview.posterous.com
04:46 AM on 02/16/2011
Hey I voted for his proposed UFO commission... not because I think we might need it, but because it amused me to do so. I had to vote NO on just about everything so it was nice to be able to vote yes for something. You go, dude! :-)
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05:58 PM on 02/14/2011
Cartman should be his campaign manager.