r/GreenPartyUSA

Third-Party Candidates Face Steep Ballot Access Hurdles in Illinois

Illinois ballot access laws require a "new" party (any which didn't receive 5% of the vote in the last election) to collected 25,000 signatures to be on the ballot. "Established" parties only need to collect 5,000.

5% in a statewide vote is a lot and so is 25,000 signatures! And it's hard to build momentum when you're not on the ballot. What are ways the Green Party can strategically get a foothold?

wsiu.org
u/PublicStackhouse — 3 days ago
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Republicans take over Green Party primary ballot with sham candidates. Please see the Green Party of Arizona's website for their official write-in candidates.

azmirror.com
u/BrianRLackey1987 — 6 days ago