Arkansas Rejects Presidential Petitions for Constitution Party and American Third Position

An earlier post today mentions that the Arkansas Secretary of State has determined that Rocky Anderson did not have enough valid signatures to be on the ballot as an independent presidential candidate. The same office has also determined that American Third Position also did not have enough valid signatures, nor did the independent presidential petition for Virgil Goode. This means that the only presidential petition that succeeded this year was the petition of the Party for Socialism and Liberation.

The Green Party and the Libertarian Party were already qualified parties, so they did not need to petition for President. Arkansas requires 1,000 signatures for independent presidential candidates, and also requires 1,000 signatures for unqualified parties to place a presidential nominee on the ballot.


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Arkansas Rejects Presidential Petitions for Constitution Party and American Third Position — 3 Comments

  1. Did they give a reason for the disqualification? Is there a way to determine how many signatures the different candidates submitted?

  2. Pingback: Arkansas Rejects Presidential Petitions for Constitution Party and American Third Position | ThirdPartyPolitics.us

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