The Kansas Green Party will launch a petition for party status on April 22, 2021. The petition must be completed within six months from the start date, and needs 21,112 valid signatures. No group, other than Americans Elect in 2011, has done the Kansas party petition since 1998.
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April 22 is of course the anniversary of Earth Day, originally April 22, 1970. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_Day
What a pleasant place for their sunflower logo.
Assuming the Democrats don’t succeed in any shenanigans, I think the KS Greens have a good chance of qualifying. Kansas was one of Jill Stein’s best states in 2016, where she got 2% of the vote, so there is at least some interest or open-mindedness about the Green Party there.
@Joshua, I won’t be surprised if the Dems try here in Kansas to thwart the Green’s effort. They don’t want the competition and figure that most of the support from Greens will come from otherwise Democrat voters. This last election, the Dems did some shenanigans with flyers in an attempt to siphon votes away from Republicans and to the Libertarians.