At the November 2024 election, twenty-four individuals are on the ballot for President in at least one state. That is down from 2020, when there were thirty-six, a historic record. The reason there were so many in 2020 is that … Continue reading
North Carolina law says a party gains or retains qualified status if its presidential nominee was on the ballot in at least 35 states. The party label doesn’t matter. Jill Stein will be on the ballot in 36 states in … Continue reading
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
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
