On Auagust 7, the Oregon Secretary of State disqualified the Constitution Party, and the We the People Party for failing to have enough registered voters at the August 1 tally.
The We the People Party did poll over 1% of the vote for President in 2024, but Oregon law says that parties that meet the vote test must have registration of one-tenth of 1% of the state total, and We the People did not meet that standard. The party had been created in 2024 as a vehicle for the Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. independent candidacy.
The Constitution Party did meet the one-tenth of 1% registration test. But it did not poll as much as 1% of the vote for any statewide office at either 2022 or 2024, so it was required to have registration of one-fourth of 1%, and it did not. See this story.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/articles/5-shocking-facts-wwii-draft-154500621.html
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Richard, I am curious as to which states allow party qualification by voter registration totals and what those numbers might be? Is Delaware still on that list? At one point it was low and the Constitution Party there had qualified.
This is all I could find over on Ballotpedia:
Alaska: 5,000
Arizona: 0.67%
California: 0.33%
Colorado: 1,000
Delaware: 0.1%
Florida: 5%
Louisiana: 5,000
Maryland: 1%
Massachusetts: 1%
Missouri: 10,000
Nevada: 1%
Oregon: 0.25%
The Florida 5% registration is not a ballot access barrier. It is just a law to determine which parties can have a presidential primary.
Your list should include Nebraska (10,000 registrants) and Pennsylvania (15% registration). Missouri should not be on your list. The 10,000 is a petition requirement.
Thank you.