According to the New York Times, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., is considering Aaron Rodgers or Jesse Ventura for his vice-presidential running mate.
Here is the wikipedia page for Rodgers. UPDATE: Kennedy says he will announce his running mate on Tuesday, March 26, in Oakland, California.
On March 8, the Idaho Senate State Affairs Committee introduced SB 1415, to restore presidential primaries. Here is the text. The primaries would be held in May, when the primaries for other offices are also held.
On March 11, the Idaho House defeated HJR 4, which would have amended the state Constitution to ban ranked choice voting. Although it got a majority, it needed two-thirds. The vote was 42-27.
On February 29, the Arizona House passed HB 2474. It says that a petition to recognize a new party must be completed within two years, and also requires petitioners for that type of petition to register with the Secretary of State.
The Arizona Secretary of State has issued a new registration tally. See it here. No Labels Party registration continues to climb, and the party now has enough registered voters to maintain its qualified status, regardless of whether it receives any particular vote, or even if it doesn’t run any candidates in 2024. The law requires two-thirds of 1% of the state registration total for a party to remain on the ballot (as an alternative to a vote test) and No Labels now has enough members. Thanks to Richard Grayson for this news.
