The June 2023 Florida registration tally shows:

Republican 5,309,900
Democratic 4,813,121
Independent Party 213,386
Libertarian 38,756
Green 7,838
Constitution 6,490
Conservative 4,824
No Labels 3,424
Ecology 2,785
Socialism & Liberation 1,685
Reform 1,403
Coalition with a Purpose 1,047
People’s 783
Boricua 549
Forward 216
independent voters 4,010,490

At the October 2022 tally, the totals were:
Republican 5,277,394
Democratic 4,971,444
Independent Party 206,024
Libertarian 39,451
Green 7,826
Constitution 3,893
Socialism & Liberation 1,604
Reform 1,456
Ecology 1,253
People’s 579
Coalitiion with a Purpose 69
independent voters 3,992,985

On June 29, the Utah state elections office determined that the No Labels Party petition is valid, so the party is now on the ballot in Utah for 2024.

The Montana Secretary of State has listed the Green Party as a qualified party, after the party notified the Secretary of its new officers. There had been uncertainty about the party’s legal status. The Green Party was on in 2022, but because there were no statewide offices up in Montana, it was impossible for the Green Party, or any party, to poll 5% of the winner’s vote (the legal test) in a statewide race in 2022.

Old qualified parties in Montana have two elections in which to meet the vote test, but the Green Party was “new” (not having been on the ballot in 2020), so it would have been a violation of equal treatment to remove the Green Party for failing to meet the 2022 vote test.