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Constitution Party candidates file for November ballot
Constitution Party candidate file to be on the ballot.
News
NCSBE votes to include RFK Jr on NC ballot
The North Carolina State Board of Elections voted 4-1 to approve the We The People Party as a political party, enabling Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to obtain ballot access in the November election.
Opinion
Deja vu all over again for NC’s 3rd parties
An ugly tactic — that of a major party trying to bully third-party candidates off the ballot to improve their own chances — has returned in North Carolina.
News
Bigger ballots for NC as 3 new parties exceed requirements
Wishing they had more options to choose from is a common refrain among apathetic voters. Well, North Carolina voters will all but certainly find more options on their ballot from which to choose for the general election this fall.
News
RFK Jr. is officially joining the NC ballot
All eyes are on North Carolina, meaning Kennedy’s influence could be detrimental – or advantageous – to Democrats and Republicans.
News
‘No Labels’ leaders give NC media 2024 ballot-access update
No Labels, a 501(c)(4) political organization founded in 2010 with the goal of fostering bi-partisan solutions to effective governing, held a press conference on Dec. 18 to discuss its latest efforts in gaining nationwide ballot access for the upcoming 2024 presidential election with NC media. Updates were given by the organization’s national co-chairs Dr. Benjamin...
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Green Party files emergency motion in bid for N.C. ballot access
The N.C. Green Party has filed an emergency motion in federal court in its bid to gain access to the state’s election ballot this year. The motion filed Thursday contends that the N.C. State Board of Elections has failed to provide a legal reason for excluding Greens from the ballot. The group seeks a preliminary...
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N.C. Supreme Court Could Open Door to Third Parties
RALEIGH — The Libertarian and Green parties argue that the signature requirement is too burdensome and unconstitutional. They took their grievances to the state’s highest court after the Court of Appeals issued a split decision in favor of the state in 2009.
