The Nevada law on party retention is: (1) either the party must hold 1% of the registration; or (2) it must poll for any of its nominees a number of votes that equals 1% of the total vote cast in … Continue reading
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Massachusetts has nine U.S. House seats. In seven of them, no Republican is on the ballot. Here is the candidate list. Massachusetts has the most severe ballot access law for primary candidates, for U.S. House, in the nation. The law … Continue reading
Massachusetts prints candidates’ names on the general election in alphabetical order. This year, the order for president is: Shiva Ayyadurai, Claudia De la Cruz, Kamala Harris, Chase Oliver, Jill Stein, and Donald Trump. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. would have been … Continue reading
At the August 6, 2024 Washington state primary, Damond Townsend ran for Secretary of State with the ballot label “No Labels.” He ran against two Democrats and one Republican. He placed fourth, with 96,586 votes, 7.31%. Because of the Washington … Continue reading
New Mexico is one of the states that has always allowed qualified parties to change their names. Recently the New Mexico Secretary of State allowed the Libertarian Party to change its name to the Liberal Party USA. Then, shortly afterwards, … Continue reading