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The Connecticut Libertarian Party has ballot access for the following upcoming elections:<br> | The Connecticut Libertarian Party has ballot access for the following upcoming elections:<br> | ||
'''2019'''<br> | |||
2019<br> | |||
New Milford Town Council, 1 place<br> | New Milford Town Council, 1 place<br> | ||
Norwich City Council, 5 places<br> | Norwich City Council, 5 places<br> | ||
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Plainfield Board of Education, 1 place<br> | Plainfield Board of Education, 1 place<br> | ||
2020<br> | '''2020'''<br> | ||
President<br> | President<br> | ||
US House District 2<br> | |||
General Assembly District 9<br> | |||
General Assembly District 65<br> | |||
General Assembly District 83<br> | |||
General Assembly District 91<br> | |||
2021<br> | '''2021'''<br> | ||
Norwich Mayor<br> | Norwich Mayor<br> | ||
'''2022'''<br> | |||
State Treasurer | |||
Ballot access for all other elections requires petition signatures from within the district amounting to 1% of the vote for that office from the previous election, but not more than 7,500 for a statewide election or 2,500 for a U.S. House District. Candidates for statewide offices can share a joint petition. Typically, 75 - 150 valid signatures are needed for General Assembly and 300 - 400 for state senate. | Ballot access for all other elections requires petition signatures from within the district amounting to 1% of the vote for that office from the previous election, but not more than 7,500 for a statewide election or 2,500 for a U.S. House District. Candidates for statewide offices can share a joint petition. Typically, 75 - 150 valid signatures are needed for General Assembly and 300 - 400 for state senate. | ||