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]]> by: Citizens For A Better Veterans Home (founded 1998) http://thirdpartywatch.com/2006/11/03/loren-collins-the-fightin-4th/#comment-65751 Tue, 07 Nov 2006 00:40:23 +0000 http://thirdpartywatch.com/2006/11/03/loren-collins-the-fightin-4th/#comment-65751 NUMBERS NUMBERS CALIFORNIA New California Registration Tally November 6th, 2006 California registration for October 23 shows 15,837,108 registered voters, which means that an independent candidate for statewide office in 2008 will need 158,372 signatures. This is a decline from the 2006 requirement of 165,573. The California independent requirement is nevertheless more than twice as many signatures as are needed in any other state. California’s previous tally had been on September 8. Between September 8 and October 23, registration increased 1.42%. Percentage increase for each party between those two dates is: Libertarian 1.97%; American Independent 1.89%; Republican 1.46%; Democratic 1.00%; Green .98%; Peace & Freedom .47%. Independents increased 2.35%. The largest unqualified party, Reform, declined from 32,402 to 31,897. Natural Law, which is still qualified but defunct, also declined, from 22,274 to 22,231. The December 1 print edition of Ballot Access News will have the latest registration data for all parties, for all states. NUMBERS NUMBERS CALIFORNIA

New California Registration Tally
November 6th, 2006

California registration for October 23 shows 15,837,108 registered voters, which means that an independent candidate for statewide office in 2008 will need 158,372 signatures. This is a decline from the 2006 requirement of 165,573. The California independent requirement is nevertheless more than twice as many signatures as are needed in any other state.

California’s previous tally had been on September 8. Between September 8 and October 23, registration increased 1.42%. Percentage increase for each party between those two dates is: Libertarian 1.97%; American Independent 1.89%; Republican 1.46%; Democratic 1.00%; Green .98%; Peace & Freedom .47%. Independents increased 2.35%. The largest unqualified party, Reform, declined from 32,402 to 31,897. Natural Law, which is still qualified but defunct, also declined, from 22,274 to 22,231.

The December 1 print edition of Ballot Access News will have the latest registration data for all parties, for all states.

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