How about moving deadlines for registering to vote and for changing parties closer to election dates, automatically registering eligible voters when they do business with state agencies, early voting, and making candidates»
access to ballots easier?
Not exact matches
Democratic lawmakers in the state Senate and Assembly have sought
to apply post-budget pressure
to Republicans
to consider voter reforms designed
to enhance
ballot access and make it
easier to vote as well as
to register.
Minor party activists are working very hard
to influence state legislators in at least four states,
to either support bills for
easier ballot access, or
to oppose bills that make it worse.
New York State is well behind other states in providing guarantees of
ballot access and making it
easy to register
to vote.
New York's
easy ballot access: New York's election rules allow any «nationally known and recognized» presidential candidates
to appear on the
ballot, making it
easy to gain a
ballot line compared
to some other states.
As it vies
to gain
ballot lines, the Reform Party is hoping that funds can be used
to build parties in
easy ballot access states.
The Reform Party of the United States is seeking
to reorganize and strengthen affiliates in states where
ballot access is
easier to obtain.
While there should be some minimal threshold
to get a candidate on the
ballot, we should err on the side of
easier access rather than limiting it
to a well funded and well connected few.
In 1943, Georgia went from having extremely
easy ballot access to having very difficult
ballot access.
In a few states, such as Minnesota, New Jersey, and Tennessee, where
ballot access is difficult
to achieve, getting candidates on the
ballot is relatively
easy.
The Reform Party is attempting
to recruit officers for Louisiana, Mississippi, Colorado, Vermont and other
easy ballot access states.