Tracking Ron Paul ballot access for each state

[Nirvikalpa]

How is NJ doing with ballot access? I am a signature, if needed, and there are many of us here.

 

[eduardo89]

How is NJ doing with ballot access? I am a signature, if needed, and there are many of us here.

Ron Paul New Jersey meetup group:

 

[Darthbrooklyn]

Put me and my wife down for signatures if needed in NY

 

[John F Kennedy III]

I haven't updated this in forever...

 

[John F Kennedy III]

Ron Paul New Jersey meetup group:

The worst part about that is it's a real photo...

 

[John F Kennedy III]

Latest updates? It's Jan 24th now, and there are many states for which the data is not updated in OP.

Do you have info for any of those states?

 

[JJ2]

Do you have info for any of those states?

I know we made the Illinois ballot.

 

[bbartlog]

Vermont

Can anyone confirm or deny ballot access for Vermont? The info is here http://vermont-elections.org/soshome.htm (one of the links is to a spreadsheet) but this computer can't open .xls files so I can't currently verify -

 

[JJ2]

Can anyone confirm or deny ballot access for Vermont? The info is here http://vermont-elections.org/soshome.htm (one of the links is to a spreadsheet) but this computer can't open .xls files so I can't currently verify -

Yes. It's Gingrich, Huntsman, Perry, Paul, Romney, Santorum.

 

[John F Kennedy III]

Updated Illinois and Vermont.

 

[mmadness]

Anyone know the status of Indiana?

 

[helmuth_hubener]

What happened with Maryland, West Virginia, and Delaware, that's my question.

Also, any Montanans stepping up to get some signatures? Just 500 needed; you could do it pretty quickly at just one high-traffic event like a football game.

 

[mmadness]

8. Delaware - Needs 500 signatures by Feb 24th.
14. Indiana- Needs 4,500 signatures by Jan. 31st.
17. Kentucky- Needs ??? signatures by Jan. 31st.
20. Maryland- Needs 3,200 signatures by Jan. 11th
24. Mississippi- Needs ??? signatures by Jan. 14th.
32. New York- Needs 5,000 signatures by Feb. 9th.
33. North Carolina- Needs 10,000 signatures by Feb. 10th.
38. Pennsylvania- Needs 2,000 signatures by Feb. 14th.
39. Rhode Island - Needs 1,000 signatures by Feb 2nd.
48. West Virginia- Needs ??? signatures by Jan. 28th.
DC- Needs 296 signatures by Jan 4th.

Need info on these now! Especially if Kentucky is by Jan 31st!!

 

[carterm]

Kentucky should be fine if the rules are the same as 2008?

"Candidates gain a place on the ballot either by showing that they are on in at least 20 other state presidential primaries, or by being entitled to receive primary season matching funds, or by submitting 5,000 signatures."
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...cky-Presidential-Primaries-Paul-on-the-ballot

 

[rb3b3]

guys what the fk man!!!!!!!!!!! are you trying to scare ron paul supporters???????????? we preach that newt and santorum arent on the ballots and the same thing can be said about us?????????? i thought we had superb organization????? wtf is going on?????????????????????????

 

[mmadness]

Well we definitely have passionate supporters - problem is a lot of them are new or are obsessed/excited about straw poll wins, or the latest endorsement, Facebook arguments, or any other thing that has nothing to do with helping get Ron Paul actual votes - either at the convention through delegates, or at the primaries/caucuses.

 

[rb3b3]

Well we definitely have passionate supporters - problem is a lot of them are new or are obsessed/excited about straw poll wins, or the latest endorsement, Facebook arguments, or any other thing that has nothing to do with helping get Ron Paul actual votes - either at the convention through delegates, or at the primaries/caucuses.

what states is ron not on the ballot in? im from new york so i can help in ny if he isnt on the ballot! just tell me what i have to do! this is embarrassing!

 

[carterm]

bump

 

[tajitj]

I would hope he gets it in all states, he did last time.

 

[MozoVote]

Unless the rules have been changed, Ron doesn't need signatures in NC to be on the primary. He just needs the state GOP chairman to agree he belongs on the ballot.

There was concern in 2008 that Linda Daves would refuse to do this, but she did include Paul, Huckabee, and Alan Keyes as candidates (along with McCain of course.)