Krystal Gabel has the most votes of any candidate in the presidential primary of the Minnesota Legal Marijuana Now Party. See the results here. Ironically, she did not want her name to be on the ballot.
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Here is a link to March 5 election returns for the North Carolina primaries. In the Libertarian presidential primary, Chase Oliver leads, although “no preference” has more votes than any single candidate.
This Washington Examiner story summarizes the election results in March 5 primaries and caucuses, for the two major parties.
The most surprising result is that Jason Palmer won the American Samoa Democratic caucuses.
Julia Johnson reports on X (formerly Twitter) that the Campaign says enough sigs have been gathered in Nevada to assure his place on the November 2024 General Election ballot. 10,096 valid signatures of registered voters are needed for that in Nevada.
Thanks to Eric Wong for forwarding that news.
The Idaho Secretary of State has determined that the independent presidential petition for Claudia De La Cruz (nominee of the Party for Socialism & Liberation) has enough valid signatures.