The AP reports Florida elections officials "accepted an application from the Reform Party to place" Ralph Nader on the state's ballot, "where four years ago his candidacy is widely believed to have cost Democrat Al Gore the presidency." Nader "also secured a place Tuesday on the ballots in Connecticut and Wyoming, but failed to win a spot in Massachusetts after state officials ruled he did not collect enough signatures and had defects in his paperwork."

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