2024 Third Party and Independent Candidate General discussion

[RI]

Hogan is running for Senate in MD, so you can rule him out for a No Labels run.

[RI]

So according to Wikipedia, RFK Jr. only has ballot access as a named candidate in New Hampshire and Utah and likely in Hawaii which is just "pending objections", (he has a few other states that are checked but only because he gets automatic write-in status, he's still not on the ballot)...which is less than the Prohibition Party and American Solidarity Party. Not that impressive.

Most state deadlines are still quite some time away.

[RI]

So why isn't Kennedy simply announcing a VP candidate within the next 10 days?

Also, you can choose a VP to run with in Idaho who isn't the candidate you run with in other states. It's not like it will matter.

[RI]

Has no one posted this yet?

No Labels may finally have a candidate in consideration for its third-party "unity ticket" in the 2024 presidential election.

Sources familiar with the group's efforts to field a third-party ticket tell ABC News that No Labels representatives have had meetings with former Georgia GOP Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan about running as the group's presidential candidate.

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No Labels will announce a formal selection process next Thursday, March 14.

[RI]

RFK has signatures needed to make Nebraska ballot.

https://www.kennedy24.com/kennedy_ballot_access_nebraska

[RI]

RFK is the real MVP for commissioning a 50-state poll and then releasing the results.

[RI]

RFK's ballot access map shows him on the ballot in Oklahoma, but I don't see any press release.