Three new parties have qualified for the 2020 Hawaii ballot: Aloha Aina, American Shopping, and Constitution. The latter two parties have been on the ballot in Hawaii before.
Ballot Access News
Edited By Richard Winger
Three new parties have qualified for the 2020 Hawaii ballot: Aloha Aina, American Shopping, and Constitution. The latter two parties have been on the ballot in Hawaii before.
American Shopping Party? that’s new to me. There isn’t even a Wikipedia entry.
They are the west coast affiliate of New York’s The Rent Is Too Damn High party.
Aloha Aina and American Shopping Party are two of the goofiest names I have ever heard of for political parties, and I have heard some goofy ones over the years, such as the Blue Enigma Party.
Remember the Cool Moose Party in Rhode Island?
Cool Moose is at least a cool name. Those other names are just stupid.
The Aloha Aina Party has been around for a while, but this is the first time they’ve been politically active. I believe they used to be secessionist in nature.
I never heard of them, and I am one of the few people who follows this stuff.
Remember the 12 Visions Party? That was another weird one.
There was once a Pansexual Peace Party. I remember that their motto was: “Sex is good. Sex is great. Yeah sex.”
How many come and gone parties in the USA since 1776 ???
— or even on Mother Earth since Adam and Eve ???
some/many being gone the very hard way – WARS/revolutions.
Apparently the correct spelling of the party is the Aloha ʻĀina Party, which means something like “love the land.” Without the diacritics, it would mean something different.