The Utah State Elections office has finished the write-in tally for declared presidential write-ins. The only two such candidates who were on the ballot in any state this year are Peter Sonski of the American Solidarity Party, and independent Jay Bowman.
Sonski received 428. In 2020 his party had polled 368 write-ins in Utah.
Jay Bowman (who was only on the Tennessee ballot) received 57 write-ins in Utah.
The Texas Secretary of State has these write-in total for the declared presidential candidates who were on the ballot in at least one state:
Peter Sonski, American Solidarity: 3,514. In 2020 this party had received 2,785 write-ins for president in Texas.
Claudia De la Cruz, Socialism & Liberation: 2,161. In 2020 this party had received 350 write-ins for president in Texas.
Cornel West, 1,688.
Shiva Ayyadurai, 421.
The Kentucky State Board of Elections has tallied the write-ins for the declared write-in presidential candidates. There are two parties that had write-in status in both 2020 and 2024 in Kentucky.
The American Solidarity Party write-in total for president in 2020 was 408; this year it is 610.
The Party for Socialism & Liberation 2020 total was 98; this year it is 389.
On November 4, the Daily News (serving the New York city area) carried an op-ed by Peter Lavinia, co-chair of the New York Green Party and a political science professor. It tells readers that New York state was the only state with only two presidential candidates on the ballot. Here is the op-ed, although it is behind a paywall.
On November 13, a bill to enact the National Popular Vote Plan was introduced in the Pennsylvania House. It is HB 2662, and so far it has four Democratic and two Republican sponsors. The lead sponsor is Representative Christopher Rabb (D-Philadelphia).
