Municipal elections allow for individuals to stand as candidates in wards. Share this page: To contest a municipal election as an independent ...

Candidates may have their name placed on the general election ballot as an independent candidate if they did not vote in the primary or runoff primary election ...

Candidates must register using a Statement of Candidacy (Form 2) within 15 days after becoming a candidate.

Political parties can choose candidates to stand on behalf of the party at elections. Candidates standing on behalf of a political party can have the following ...

Candidates may have their name placed on the general election ballot as an independent candidate if they are not affiliated with a political party.

Federal candidates must designate a principal campaign committee. This campaign committee takes in contributions and makes expenditures for the candidate's ...

Independent candidates are automatically put on the General Election ballot and do not have a Primary Election. Independent candidates CANNOT circulate ...

The registration of candidates for election (registration to gain ballot access) confirms a candidate's intention to contest a specific election.

If you plan on running as a party candidate, you must be a member of that particular party (Democrat, Republican) or unaffiliated at the time of filing your ...

The Electoral Commission maintains the registers of political parties for Great Britain and Northern Ireland. These are separate registers. Registered political ... Before you register · Your party's constitution · Your party's officers · Party details