Former Congressman Tom Campbell, a founder of the Common Sense Party of California, here explains why his party would improve California government if only it could get on the ballot. His op-ed is carried in the pages of the Orange … Continue reading
Only five presidential candidates will be on the November ballot in Maine: the nominees of the Democratic, Republican, Libertarian, Green, and Alliance Parties. … Continue reading
On August 18, the virtual Democratic national convention chose Joe Biden for president. The roll-call vote was: Biden 3,558; Bernie Sanders 1,151; absentions 5. There were also 35 delegates who did not cast a vote. The Green Papers, a valuable … Continue reading
As of early August 2020, here are the numbers of registered voters in Florida: Democratic 5,167,930; Republican 4,927,507; Independent Party 126,557; Libertarian 35,405; Green 6,564; Constitution 2,136; Reform 1,371; Socialism & Liberation 894; Ecology 774; independent and miscellaneous 3,622,236. Here … Continue reading
Louisiana has five ballot-qualified parties: Republican, Democratic, Independent, Libertarian, and Green. Louisiana allows independent presidential candidates, and the nominees of unqualified parties, to be on the ballot by paying a fee of $500. Ten presidential candidates used the filing fee … Continue reading
