Cuomo and Nixon have each now been endorsed by a minor party with
automatic general election ballot access, even as they vie for the big prize of the Democratic
Not exact matches
A political party is granted
automatic ballot status — the right to field a candidate in any race in the state without circulating petitions — if its gubernatorial candidate wins more than 50,000 votes in a
general election.
However, several states have threshold requirements for parties to obtain
automatic ballot access to the next
general election without having to submit voter - signed petitions.
Under the constitution, New Yorkers get to choose whether to have a constitutional convention every 20 years through an
automatic ballot question in a
general election.
In 2010, it was the W.F.P. that wooed a popular Cuomo: The then - attorney
general agreed to take its nomination, giving the party the
general election votes needed to keep an
automatic ballot line.