Utah elects its statewide state offices in presidential years. A party remains on the ballot if it polls 2% for any statewide office, federal or state. All of these minor parties polled enough votes for at least one office to … Continue reading
Both qualified minor parties in Texas met the 2% vote test for continuing status. The Green Party polled 2.75% for Railroad Commissioner, and several statewide Libertarians also polled over 2% for various statewide offices. … Continue reading
Pennsylvania law does not allow a party to be on the ballot automatically for all partisan offices unless it has voter registration of 15% of the statewide total. Obviously only the Democratic and Republican Parties meet this definition. However, Pennsylvania … Continue reading
The Montana Green Party did not poll enough votes to remain on the ballot. The law requires a vote of 5% of the winning candidate for Governor, but any office counts. However, the Green Party only ran for President and … Continue reading
The Missouri Green Party needed 2% in any statewide race to keep qualified status. Its best showing is for Lieutenant Governor, where the preliminary results show that it has 1.995%. Using the tentative totals, it needs 57,828 votes for that … Continue reading
