SANTA FE (AP) — Former New Mexico Gov. Gary
Johnson says there's no hope a judge will allow him to participate in tonight's
presidential debate.
Johnson
is running as the Libertarian Party candidate for president. He sued the Commission
on Presidential Debates last month in federal court to try to force them to
admit him to the debates.
The
Santa Fe New Mexican reports that Johnson conceded Tuesday there's no chance
he'll be on the stage in Denver
with President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney. He still
hopes he'll be allowed to participate in two additional debates.
The
commission only invites candidates who polling shows have at least 15 percent
support among voters.
Tonight's
debate will be televised live on KSWT-TV from 6pm – 8pm.
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