On the evening of July 12, the presidential nominees of the Libertarian, Green, and Constitution Parties debated each other. The event was in Las Vegas and lasted almost two hours. See it here. The moderators were Kentucky Congressmember Thomas Massie, and Christina Tobin of Free and Equal, which organized the debate.
Religion Unplugged, a news source that is part of the Institute for Nonprofit News, has this description of the religious affiliation of the presidential nominees of the Democratic, Republican, Libertarian, Green, and Constitution Parties, as well as independent candidates Robert F.. Kennedy, Jr. and Cornel West.
On July 12, Jill Stein submitted 11,500 signatures to qualify as an independent presidential candidate in Ohio. The requirement is 5,000.
On July 12, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., submitted a new petition in Nevada. It has 30,800 signatures. The first petition was rejected because it didn’t list a vice-presidential nominee. The law on that is ambiguous and there is a lawsuit pending over whether independent candidate presidential petitions need a vice-presidential nominee. The Nevada law says independent petitions may only list one candidate, not two. In any event, rather than hoping for a win in the lawsuit, the Kennedy campaign has submitted a new petition.
On July 12, some Georgia Democratic voters challenged the ballot position of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr, Claudia De La Cruz, Jill Stein, and Cornel West. They say the presidential elector candidates for each of these parties or presidential candidates were not properly nominated.
