Only five presidential candidates will be on the November ballot in Maine: the nominees of the Democratic, Republican, Libertarian, Green, and Alliance Parties.
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On August 18, the virtual Democratic national convention chose Joe Biden for president. The roll-call vote was: Biden 3,558; Bernie Sanders 1,151; absentions 5. There were also 35 delegates who did not cast a vote.
The Green Papers, a valuable reference for U.S. election data, has the roll-call vote for president by state. See here. Scroll down to get the state-by-state listing.
The same page has the nationwide presidential primary totals for each candidate.
As of early August 2020, here are the numbers of registered voters in Florida: Democratic 5,167,930; Republican 4,927,507; Independent Party 126,557; Libertarian 35,405; Green 6,564; Constitution 2,136; Reform 1,371; Socialism & Liberation 894; Ecology 774; independent and miscellaneous 3,622,236.
Here are the percentages: Democratic 37.20%; Republican 35.47%; Independent Party .91%; Libertarian .254%; Green .05%; Constitution .02%; Reform .01%; Socialism & Liberation .006%; Ecology .006%; independent and miscellaneous 26.08%.
Percentages in March 2020 were: Democratic 37.26%; Republican 35.21%; Independent Party .78%; Libertarian .246%; Green .04%; Constitution .01%; Reform .01%; Socialism & Liberation .005%; Ecology .005%; independent and miscellaneous 26.42%. Thanks to Ernie Bach for this information.
Louisiana has five ballot-qualified parties: Republican, Democratic, Independent, Libertarian, and Green. Louisiana allows independent presidential candidates, and the nominees of unqualified parties, to be on the ballot by paying a fee of $500. Ten presidential candidates used the filing fee method: the nominees of the Constitution, Socialism & Liberation, Socialist Workers, American Solidarity, and Unity Parties; and independents Jade Simmons, R. Boddie, Kanye West, Brock Pierce, and Tom Hoefling.
The Secretary of State has posted a candidate list at his website, although it doesn’t yet have the presidential nominees of any qualified parties, except for the Libertarian Party. The Independent Party is not expected to have a presidential nominee. Use this link. For president, choose “presidential electors” and use the button at the top to get the results. Thanks to Joshua Fauver for the link.
By coincidence, the 2020 Louisiana Democratic presidential primary also had fourteen candidates on the ballot.
The Maryland Board of Elections has determined that the Green Party and Libertarian Parties have enough valid signatures. Each needed 5,000. Maryland now has six ballot-qualified parties. The others are Democratic, Republican, Working Class, and Bread & Roses.