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The Green Papers Has a Useful Chart on Write-in Access

By William Saturn on November 3, 2020 5:34 PM
The Green Papers Has a Useful Chart on Write-in Access

The Green Papers website includes a useful chart on its site showing where all 2020 presidential candidates have attained ballot access and official write-in access.  It does not count states without limits on write-in votes.

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Richard Winger: South Dakota Initiative For Non-Partisan Elections for All Office Except President

By Caryn Ann Harlos on September 10, 2015 12:10 PM

SDakotaMap2From Ballot Access News:

A South Dakota state constitutional amendment is being circulated to make all offices in South Dakota non-partisan, except for President. All candidates would run in June, and then the top two vote-getters would run in November. No party labels would be on the ballot, except for President.… Read more ...

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Alaska State Court Says Joe Miller Must Pay Court Costs in Write-in Spelling Lawsuit Case

By Marc Montoni on June 26, 2011 9:57 PM

From an article published on BallotAccess.org on June 25th, 2011:

In November 2010, Alaska election officials determined that Lisa Murkowski had been re-elected to the U.S. Senate on write-in votes. Her Republican opponent, Joe Miller, then filed a lawsuit, arguing that the election tally erroneously included votes for Murkowski that were either invalid, or at least had been cast by voters who should not have been allowed to vote.… Read more ...

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