Barack Obama, like all Democratic presidential candidates in recent years, is happy to accept the Working Families Party nomination in New York state, and to be listed on the New York ballot on two lines. However, his campaign has not … Continue reading
The Florida Reform Party is ballot-qualified, and sent 7 delegates to the national Reform Party meeting in Dallas held on July 18-19. The Florida delegates believed that the party should not nominate a presidential candidate, and therefore abstained on the … Continue reading
The Green Party is working again on its statewide presidential petition. The party got a boost from the national convention last weekend, and another boost when Cynthia McKinney visited Pennsylvania on Sunday, July 20. The requirement is 24,666. The party … Continue reading
The printed, monthly Ballot Access News has a 2008 presidential petitioning chart, which shows the progress of petitioning for the leading minor party and independent presidential candidates each month. That chart also shows the deadlines for both full party petitions, … Continue reading
The Reform Party meeting of July 18-19 in Dallas nominated Ted Weill of Tylertown, Mississippi for president, and Frank E. McEnulty of Long Beach, California, for vice-president. McEnulty has already been running as the presidential nominee of the New American … Continue reading
