Buckeye Ballot Access Coalition

01/13/2023

A minor party is a political party that is not one of the two major parties in the United States, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. Minor parties in Ohio may include the Libertarian Party, the Green Party, and other parties that have a smaller base of support than the major parties. Minor parties may also be referred to as third parties.

01/11/2023

In Ohio, political parties and independent candidates must follow specific procedures to be placed on the ballot. Here are some general rules for how ballot access works in Ohio...

How does ballot access work in Ohio? In Ohio, political parties and independent candidates must follow specific procedures to be placed on the ballot. Here are some general rules for how ballot access works in Ohio: Political parties: To be recognized as a political party in Ohio and have their cand...

01/09/2023

Ballot access refers to the rules and regulations that govern how political parties and candidates can get their names on the ballot for an election.

What is ballot access? Ballot access refers to the rules and regulations that govern how political parties and candidates can get their names on the ballot for an election. These rules vary by state and can include requirements for the number of signatures on a petition, fees, and the submission of....

01/08/2023

Free and Fair Elections for Ohio
The specific objectives and purposes of this coalition shall be to educate and inform Ohio voters on the process of ballot access, training candidates for public office, raising awareness for election integrity and transparency, and fundraising for these purposes.