Two presidential candidates seeking the Libertarian Party nomination have already found vice-presidential running mates. The Libertarian Party national convention is May 27-30 in Orlando.

On April 6, Darryl Perry announced that his vice-presidential running mate is Will Coley, of Florida. Coley is a Muslim and is the founder of Muslims 4 Liberty. Coley is thought to be the first Muslim who ever announced a candidacy for either President or Vice-President.

On April 1, John McAfee announced that his vice-presidential running mate is Judd Weiss, of Bel Air, California. Weiss is a long-time Libertarian and a photographer and entrepreneur.

Here is a link provided by Politico for Wisconsin presidential primary election returns.

Kentucky requires candidates for state office who are running outside the qualified parties to file a declaration of candidacy by April 1. This year, only one minor party candidate, and three independent candidates, filed for the state legislature (which is the only state office up in 2016). The declaration of candidacy filing requirement does not apply to federal office. See this story. The only minor party candidate is a Libertarian.

Last time Kentucky held legislative elections, in 2014, there were no minor party candidates, and only two independent candidates.

Petitions for these candidates are not due until August, and require 100 signatures.