Eliot Spitzer needed 3,750 signatures needed to get on the ballot-- and he turned in 27,000. The former governor, who only announced his candidacy for comptroller on Sunday, had until midnight Thursday to file the signatures. Before his place on the ballot is assured, the names will be validated by the city's Board of Elections.
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