Two petitions have been submitted in New Hampshire to place Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., on the ballot.  One has his label as “We the People” and the other is “Libertarian.”

New Hampshire has no name protection for unqualified parties, and in 2008 two separate presidential candidates appeared on the ballot, both with the label “Libertarian”, Bob Barr and George Phillies.

Assuming both Kennedy petitions are valid, he will be listed on the ballot as “We the People, Libertarian.”  He would only be listed once.  His campaign is not responsible for the petition with the Libertarian label.  It seems that the Kennedy Libertarian petition was completed by individuals not formally connected with Kennedy, possibly for federal campaign finance purposes.

Chase Oliver has also completed his petition in New Hampshire.  New Hampshire is one of only five states with a party column ballot format.  The New Hampshire Secretary of State has a habit of squeezing Libertarians and independents into a single party column labelled “Libertarian and Other”, instead of giving separate columns.

On July 30, the Democratic National Committee said the virtual roll-call to choose a national ticket will be August 1-5.  For president, the only eligible candidate is Kamala Harris, because no other presidential candidate obtained 300 signatures of delegates.

On July 30, ABC News, sponsor of the next presidential debate, announced rules for inclusion to the September 10 event.  They are very similar to the CNN rules that pertained to the June 27 debate.  See here.  Thanks to Derek Muller for the link.