On August 3, the Nevada Secretary of State determined that the No Labels Party petition is valid. The requirement is 10,095, and No Labels had 19,324 valid signatures.
On August 3, the Nevada Secretary of State determined that the No Labels Party petition is valid. The requirement is 10,095, and No Labels had 19,324 valid signatures.
So how many states are No Labels now qualified to be on the ballot for?
They need to get more people who come from demographically challenged backgrounds involved.
I think its funny they are getting on the ballot. The Democrats are crapping their pants thinking about the 2024 election. Oh well. They shouldn’t have screwed up the economy.
When you got 8 figures to spend, ballot access is not that hard, at least until you run into the states where you have to have your actual ticket listed, which won’t be a problem for them until well into next year. For now, it’s the same old American Select playbook.
@Mark
I’ve heard they have Arizona, Colorado, Alaska, Oregon, and now South Dakota and Nevada.
If those are the only states certified so far , a lot of states are delaying verification.
They also have presidential status Arkansas, ,and they are a qualified party in Florida.
They also have presidential status in Arkansas, ,and they are a qualified party in Florida.
The No Labels Party finishes gathering petition signatures in Nevada back around late February or early March of this year. They seem to not turn in signatures to state election departments for awhile after they gather them for some reason.
It’s more likely SOS departments sit on them.
Thank you very much Adam and Richard for the information.
They probably finished 20+ states just waiting on verification.