The New York Independence Party very recently became the New York state affiliate of the Alliance Party.
If it weren’t for the New York law that passed in April 2020, making it far more difficult for parties to remain ballot-qualified, the Independence Party would now be ballot-qualified, and therefore the Alliance Party would now be ballot-qualified in New York. But under the new law, the Independence Party is not ballot-qualified. It is possible that the new New York law will be declared unconstitutional in federal court in the coming months.
The Alliance Party is now ballot-qualified in Connecticut, Florida, Mississippi, and South Carolina, and it will be ballot-qualified in Delaware (under the name American Delta) if it increases its registration by about 100 more members.
On the alliance party homepage it also says that the Florda Reform party is part of the alliance party now.
It is amusing to see people fixated all the president’s failing lawsuits when there are these far more important ballot access lawsuits to be following at the moment that will effect how elections work for the next several cycles, rather than merely last month’s election.
Thank you, John. You are right. I have corrected the post.
Prez G Washington 1797 –
beware those entangling alliances.
That is great news. There seems to be a real opening right now for a new party that can build a coalition of true independents, sane Republicans and common-sense Democrats.