Kanye West and four other candidates have dropped off paperwork with Wisconsin Elections Commission in hopes to get their name on the ballot.
:: Late Registration, anyone?
— Steve Chamraz (@TMJ4Steve) August 4, 2020
More than 90 minutes after deadline passed, @WI_Elections spokesman has not responded to question if Kanye West ballot petitions were filed by 5pm.
Dem consultant says “there will certainly be challenges” if the late signatures are accepted. pic.twitter.com/2efdJsHn1W
In Wisconsin, independent candidates must provide at least 2,000 signatures of Wisconsin electors as well as submit a Declaration of Candidacy form in order to get on the Nov. 3 ballot.
The other four independents who submitted paperwork are:
- Jo Jorgensen (Pres.) and Jeremy Spike Cohen (VP) - Libertarian Party
- Howie Hawkins (Pres.) and Angela Walker (VP) - Green Party
- Brian Carroll (Pres.) and Amar Patel (VP) - American Solidarity Party
- Kyle Kenley Kopitke (Pres.) and Taja Yvonne Iwanow (VP) – The Peoples Revolution
Kanye West has chosen his running mate to be Michelle Tidball.
Final reviews of petitions to be on the ballot will be made in the next few days by the WEC. They have to determine that each candidate sufficiently meets qualifications to be on the ballot.
You can view the candidate's paperwork below:
Kanye West nomination papers by TMJ4 on Scribd
