The current system makes it difficult for non-partisan candidates to get on the ballot and seek financing. Fundamental reforms are needed to open the electoral process to candidates who think and speak for themselves if the partisan divide that threatens true democracy can be eliminated. This section will focus on the efforts and developments by reformers, organizations and candidates, to open ballot access beyond the current two-party domination.
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Last week, the Oklahoma Supreme Court denied Gary Johnson ballot access after he was nominated by the state’s Americans Elect Party.
Californians can register to vote online using the Secretary of State’s website before October 22 to participate in the November election.
Virgil Goode, a third party presidential candidate, is the nominee for the lesser known Constitution Party. He has ballot access in most states for the November election.
As Romney and Obama march toward November, all eyes are focused on the two parties and their battle for the White House. Many Americans are unaware of the struggle of.
For the past two weeks, the Gary Johnson campaign schedule included multiple stops and events in the neighboring areas surrounding Tampa and Charlotte.
For third party presidential candidate Virgil Goode, ballot access has proven to be a challenging issue in states such as Virginia and Pennsylvania.
