September 2015 Ballot Access News Print Edition

Ballot Access News
September 1, 2015 – Volume 31, Number 4

This issue was printed on gray paper.


Table of Contents

  1. STEVE PEACE, AUTHOR OF CALIFORNIA TOP-TWO, NOW WANTS TOP-THREE WITH INSTANT RUNOFF VOTING
  2. PENNSYLVANIA WILL APPEAL BALLOT ACCESS DECISION
  3. U.S. DISTRICT COURT UPHOLDS ARKANSAS MARCH 3 DEADLINE
  4. PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
  5. PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
  6. SOUTH DAKOTA ACCIDENTALLY REPEALED DEADLINE
  7. HISTORICAL PRECEDENTS THAT SORE LOSER LAWS DON’T APPLY TO PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
  8. 2015 PARTY REVENUE FROM STATE INCOME TAX “CHECK-OFF”
  9. 2016 PETITIONING FOR PRESIDENT
  10. THREE MINOR PARTIES CHOOSE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES
  11. GREENS SET LATE CONVENTION
  12. FORMER CONGRESSMAN SEEMS LIKELY TO SEEK CONSTITUTION NOMINATION
  13. CANADA HOLDS 4-PARTY DEBATE
  14. OREGON INDEPENDENT PARTY QUALIFIES FOR ITS OWN PRIMARY
  15. SUBSCRIBING TO BAN WITH PAYPAL

Democratic Presidential Debate of October 13 Requires 1% Support in Polls

CNN is sponsoring the first Democratic presidential debate. It will be held in Las Vegas on October 13, Tuesday evening. Here are the rules on who may participate. They include being at least 1% in polls. Thanks to PoliticalWire for the link.

Given that both the Republican and Democratic presidential debates sponsored by CNN have a 1% poll requirement, the Commission on Presidential Debates’ poll requirement of 15% seems more and more to be deviant and far too harsh.