Under California law, a party needs to poll at least 2% for one of its candidates for statewide Constitutional office to retain ballot status. In 1998 the Peace & Freedom Party lost ballot status when it failed to poll 2% for any of its nominees.
A voter registration drive restored the Peace & Freedom Party to the ballot, and it has run candidates in recent elections. This year, the only PFP candidate to beat the 2% requirement was Dina Padilla, running for Insurance Commissioner. Ms Padilla has so far received 262,641 votes, for 3% of the total. The vote for Ms Padilla has kept the Peace & Freedom Party on the ballot for four more years.
The USParliament.org, a coalition of Americans united for the purpose of establishing truly representative government, elected for the November 2014 election in California.
For peace, good will and cooperation through a democratic all party system called Proportional Representation (PR), vote for the “Coalition of Seven plus One”, counting Gail Lightfoot [Libertarian] running for US Senate office.
•Chelene Nightingale [Constitution Independent] for Governor
•Diane Templin [American Independent] for Attorney General
•Pamela Brown [Libertarian] for Lt. Governor
•Karen Martinez [Peace and Freedom] for Controller
•Tie:
Merton Short [American Independent / Constitution] for Secretary of State
Marylou Cabral [Peace and Freedom] for Secretary of State
•Debra Reiger [Peace and Freedom] for Treasurer
•Dina Padilla [Peace and Freedom] for Insurance Commissioner
•Plus Gail Lightfoot [Libertarian] for US Senate
See the eballots “Tie Breaker #2” at the US Parliament’s forum posts.
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