Earlier this year, the Florida Secretary of State removed the Reform Party from the ballot because it had not filed campaign finance reports. The party had nominated Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for president in 2024. But then Kennedy withdrew from the ballot in certain states, including Florida.
The Reform Party is no longer ballot-qualified in any state.
Buh bye.
Perhaps they should reform.
In the DPRK, we call that a funny joke. Everyone laugh!
I’ve been voting for Trump for President every election since 1488! I wrote him in all the times before he was on the ballot! Go to the FLORABAMA y’all! Mullet Toss on the beach!
As long as they remain recognized by the Federal Elections Committee, Florida law provides for the Reform Party to re-file with the state and automatically gain presidential ballot access. Section 103.021(4)(a), Florida Statute (“national party” means a political party that is registered with and recognized as a qualified national committee of a political party by the Federal Election Commission).
In other words, there is no need for the Reform Party to file regular campaign finance reports with the state for the purposes of presidential ballot access. The Reform Party does not run candidates otherwise in the state. The real effect is that anyone registered as a Reform Party voter is enrolled by the state as no party affiliation (the Florida equivalent of “Independent”).
They should run Trump in 2028 in honor of the 40th anniversary of his Reform Party campaign.