Politico is a very good source for election night vote returns. It appears that Politico has already set up its presidential election night vote returns web page, and that it will only include Hillary Clinton, Gary Johnson, Jill Stein, and Donald Trump. For example, see the Louisiana page, which only lists those four, even though Louisiana has thirteen presidential candidates on the ballot.
Oklahoma and Georgia omit Stein. I can’t get anything but a 404 error for Indiana, South Dakota and North Carolina.
Stein also does not appear on the one for Nevada. Politico shows both Johnson and Stein with yellow, although one would think it obvious that green should be the color for Stein.
How about the USELESS ABC, CBS and NBC business as usual networks ???
Complain to your useless members of the gerrymander Congress about the lack of IMMEDIATE reporting of FINAL results to the U.S.A. Congress.
Semi-official FEC stats do NOT show up until about August AFTER each gerrymander election.
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P.R. .and nonpartisan App.V.
This is unusual because Politico did a really good job with this in the primaries.
I heard Stein could not get on the ballot for Nevada, however they do have None Of The Above or NOTA for an option on the ballot.
According to Ballotpedia, as of 9/21, Stein is write-in-only in GA, IN, and NC. And she’s not on at all in NV, OK, or SD.
https://ballotpedia.org/Ballot_access_for_presidential_candidates
They ought at least to report the totals for all others as “other” This would clue observers into which states other candidates are effecting the outcome.
Too bad they don’t show results for Guam. Although Guam has no electoral votes, they have a Presidential “beauty contest” during the territorial election, which held the same day as the federal election. What makes the results from Guam interesting is that the results are reported 12 hours before there are any results in the US, because of the time difference, and they have always correctly predicted the outcome in the US.
From what I can see on the Louisiana SoS website, they have thirteen presidential candidates.
As it turns out, there will only be one third party listed on the ballot for President and Vice=President in Guam, Emidio Soltysk, and Angela Walker of Socialist USA. You can see the sample ballots for the territorial election here:
http://gec.guam.gov/2016/09/23/2016-general-election-sample-ballots/
Stein is not on the ballot in Oklahoma, Indiana, Georgia, North Carolina, South Dakota, or Nevada.
https://medium.com/@Chris_Powell/who-is-on-the-presidential-ballot-where-5d0d084dc498
Thank you, Mark D. and also Walter. I fixed the post to show 13 instead of 11 for Louisiana. And I had not known the Guam ballot turned out that way.
How many super computers (besides the BAN super computer – Mr. R.W.) are now needed to keep up with the nonstop ANTI-Democracy machinations of the various regimes regarding ballot access — legislative, executive and judicial ???
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P.R. and nonpartisan App.V.
POSTED ON W. KEITH PERRY’S FACEBOOK PAGE
Mr. Perry,
I am deeply troubled by the resolve of our governor and the Florida Elections Committee to exclude Evan McMullin as a candidate for President of the United States from our state ballot. Those who have studied the Florida election laws and how they have been applied have consistently noted that the exclusion of McMullin appears to be arbitrary and inconsistent with other balloting decisions if not indeed capricious and indicative of political gamesmanship. This is exacerbated by the knowledge of our governor’s strong support of and ties to Donald Trump.
At a time when the freedom and liberty of our citizens is being chiseled away by the imposition of the political will our elected politicians, it seems many need to be reminded that their job is NOT to set arbitrary limitations upon our liberty and freedom, but rather to do everything within their power to enhance our free exercise thereof.
As American citizens, our politicians are entitled to support, endorse and vote for any political candidate that they freely choose. Similarly, the citizens of Florida should have the same right, unencumbered by political intrigues. It is unjust, if not illegal, for our elected officials to knowingly and purposefully disenfranchise citizens of this state to further their own political agenda. Yet, it is apparent that this is precisely what is occurring in the decision regarding Evan McMullin’s exclusion from the Florida ballot.
The recent arbitrary and inconsistent application of Florida law to disqualify Evan McMullin from the Florida ballot for President of the United States is egregious. It demonstrates the determination of some to impose their political will upon the people of this state which is antithetical to the very principles upon which this country was founded. It is indicative of Florida’s leanings toward the very tyranny the people now fear.
For the sake of freedom and in recognition our political servants sacred trust to the people of this state, all have an obligation to cease and desist the strong arming of this election and set the people of Florida free to exercise the same freedoms you claim for yourself and you were all elected to protect and secure. And may I respectfully add, WE THE PEOPLE are not here to serve you and your colleagues and promote your agendas, you are here to serve us and promote our agendas. WE THE PEOPLE have asked that Evan McMullin appear on our ballot and you have a fiduciary responsibility to honor that request and not thwart the will of the people through a prejudicial application of the law.
Immediate measures need to be taken to assure the citizens of this state that their will is recognized and honored and that Evan McMullin will appear on our ballot in November as a legitimate and authorized candidate for President of the United States.
Sincerely,
Claudia C. Kalis
Evan Mcmullin should not be running .Bo Gritz.should be running .A real American candidate who is not afraid of the truth even if their is disagreement with Colonel Gritz.