New Hampshire Representative Max Abramson (R-Seabrook) has introduced HB 570. It would ease ballot access for new and previously unqualified parties. It sets up a minor party classification in the law. A minor party is a group with at least 500 registered members. It would nominate by convention.

The bill also expands the definition of a qualified major party, to include having received at least 4% for president. Currently only elections for U.S. Senate and Governor count toward meeting the 4% vote test. Here is the bill’s text.

North Carolina State Board of Elections posts new registration tallies each week. Here is the January 16, 2021 tally. The percentages are: Democratic 35.31%; Republican 30.70%; Libertarian .63%; Constitution .07%; Green .05%; independent and miscellaneous 33.23%.

On October 10, 2020, the percentages were: Democratic 35.70%; Republican 30.18%; Libertarian .62%; Constitution .06%; Green .05%; independent and miscellaneous 33.39%.

The Oklahoma State Board of Elections has posted registration data for January 15, 2021. See it here.

The percentages are: Republican 50.12%; Democratic 32.93%; Libertarian .69%; independent and other 16.25%.

On September 30, 2020, the percentages were: Republican 49.86%; Democratic 33.52%; Libertarian .61%; independent and other 16.01%. Thanks to Chris Powell for the link.