The Green Party of Hawai'i (GPH) has had a ballot line in Hawai'i since 1992. This year we/GPH had to once again petition the State of Hawai'i to have a ballot line. The deadline is Thursday 22 February 2024 @ 4:30 p.m. HST.

The State of Hawai'i Office of Elections informed the GPH on 15 February that the sufficient, verified signatures of currently registered voters in the State of Hawai'i has been met!

This month has been cold and snowy throughout Maryland, but the Maryland Green Party is looking forward to spring and making plans for campaigning during 2024, a critical election year. We are once again forced by state law to collect 10,000 signatures to regain ballot status and run candidates for office. 

Can you contribute today to our ballot access fundraising drive?

Both the Libertarian Party and the Green Party are circulating independent presidential petitions in Ohio. Because neither party has yet chosen national nominees, each is using stand-ins on the petitions. Ohio law explicitly allows stand-ins, who will resign from the ticket when the actual nominees are known.

The Libertarian petition now carries the names of Tricia Sprankle for president and Ken Moellman for vice-president.

• The Green Party of Utah will appear on the ballot in 2024 and 2026

When Utahns receive their ballots for the 2024 and 2026 elections, they’ll see an additional party on there: The Green Party.

The Green Party of Utah announced in a press release that the party received notification from the Utah Lieutenant Governor’s Office that it achieved ballot access. To achieve ballot access, 2,000 registered voter signatures were required.

The Arizona Green Party will be able to run candidates on the ballot once again for the 2024 and 2026 election cycles. 

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes announced last week that the party met the signature requirement to qualify after losing their party status in 2019.

12.22.23 Salt Lake City – The Green Party of Utah (GPUT) received notification from the Utah Lieutenant Governor’s Office on December 21, 2023, that the threshold of 2,000 registered voter signatures was met to gain ballot access as a recognized political party in Utah.

"We are thrilled to hear this news, and believe this is a step forward for democracy in Utah as we offer voters not just more choices, but better choices than those presented by the political duopoly of the Democratic and Republican parties," stated Dee Taylor, Interim Chair of the GPUT. "This represents the better part of about six month's worth of work during which we have had earnest conversations about Utah's choices with many voters in our state who are very eager for change."

Attached please find the final determination from Secretary Fontes.  The Arizona Green Party has met the minimum signature requirement and is qualified as a new party for federal, statewide, and legislative races in the 2024 Primary and General Elections.

We will add this information to our voter registration and candidate systems as well as our website.  Please let me know if we can provide other information.

Thank you!

Lisa M. Marra, CPM, CERA
Deputy State Elections Director

On December 7, 2023, the Pima County Elections Department certified that the Green Party filed the required number of signatures to qualify for party recognition in Pima County and be recognized as a new political party for the 2024 election cycle. They will be eligible for representation on the ballot in the August 6, 2024 Primary Election and the November 5, 2024 General Election.

The Green Party of Delaware wants to make sure that we ave a ballot line for our candidates in 2024, from our Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates, other federal candidates, to down ballot local candidates we hope to recruit and support.

To do this, the state requires that at least 1/10 of 1% of all registered voters are registered in the Green Party. If the calculation were made today, we would fall a mere 46 registered Greens short of the threshold.

On November 28, 2023, the Arizona Green Party submitted its petition for party status. It had approximately 63,000 signatures. The requirement is 34,116. Assuming the petition is valid, the party will be on the Arizona ballot for 2024 and 2026. In Arizona, when a party submits a petition, it gets the next two elections.