2012 Write In Candidate for President of the United States of America

     Your Vote Will Be Counted: As Presidential Candidates we will be Properly Registering in 42 States that allow Write In Ballots for President of the United States of America.
 
     States that do not allow Presidential Write In Ballots are:
 

Arkansas, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota
 

 
These States in RED do not allow their Citizens write in voting for Federal Elections!

 
That is only shy one fifth, leaving a strong four fifths, we only need a Majority Vote, so we are in the running as a Write In Candidate for the Presidency of the United States!
 
     Post Script: People living in these other 8 states should petition as to why their states are usurping their Constitutional Right to the Freedom of Choice at the Federal Election Ballot Polls?

 

Federal Write In Candidate Registration Chart - 2012 - State by State Reporting

 

State	Registration Agency Address	Electoral Votes Needed	Date For Application Deadline	Date Registration Recieved	Cost To Register
Alabama	In Alabama, a write-in candidate for President in the general election does not have to do anything to have his/her votes counted.	9	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Alaska	Division of Elections - Director's Office Whitney H. Brewster, Director 240 Main Street, 4th Floor PO Box 110017 Juneau, Alaska 99811-0017	3	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Arkansas	NO WRITE-IN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ALLOWED.	6	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Arizona	Mary C. Fontes Election Office Manager Arizona Secretary of State 1700 W. Washington Street, 7th Floor Phoenix, Arizona 85007-2888	11	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
California	Office of the California Secretary of State Elections Division ATTN: Candidates & Elections 1500 11th Street, 5th Floor Sacramento, CA 95814	56	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Colorado	Colorado Secretary of State Elections Division 1700 Broadway, Ste. 270 Denver, CO 80290	9	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Connecticut	Secretary of the State Legislative & Elections Administrative Division 30 Trinity Street, P.O. Box 150470 Hartford CT 06115-0470	7	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Delaware	There are no requirements in the state of Delaware. Voters can just write in the candidate's name, and the vote will be counted.	3	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Florida	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	29	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Georgia	Secretary of State Elections Division 2 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. SE Suite 802 Floyd West Tower Atlanta, Ga. 30334	16	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Hawaii	Presidential write-ins are not allowed in the state of Hawaii.	4	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Iowa	Just let people know that you want them to write your name in on the General election ballot and how you want your name wrote.   Kim Gezel - Administrative Assistant Elections Division - Secretary of State	6	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Idaho	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	4	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Illinois	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	20	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Indiana	Indiana Secretary of State - Elections Division 302 West Washington Street - Room E-204 Indianapolis, IN 46204	11	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Kansas	Kansas Secretary of State - Elections & Legislative Memorial Hall, 1st Floor 120 SW 10th Avenue Topeka, KS 66612-1594	6	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Kentucky	Trey Grayson, Secretary of State Suite 148, State Capitol 700 Capitol Avenue Frankfort, Kentucky 40601-3493   Attn: Mary Sue Helm, Angela Evans, or Kim Bagwell	8	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$50.00
Louisiana	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	8	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Massachusetts	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	11	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Maryland	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	10	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Maine	Bureau of Corporation, Elections and Commissions Julie Flynn,Deputy Secretary of State 101 State House Station Augusta, Maine 04333-0101	4	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Michigan	Michigan Department of State Bureau of Elections Post Office Box 20126 Lansing, Michigan 48901-0726	16	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Minnesota	Minnesota Secretary of State - Elections Division 180 State Office Building 100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd St. Paul, MN 55155	10	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Missouri	Missouri Secretary of State Elections State Information Center P.O. Box 1767 Jefferson City, MO 65102	10	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Mississippi	Write-in candidacy for President/Vice-President is not allowed	6	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Montana	Alan Miller - Elections Specialist Elections Bureau - Office of the Montana Secretary of State Elections and Government Services Division P.O. Box 202801 Helena, MT 59620-2801	3	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
North Carolina	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	15	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
North Dakota	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	3	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Nebraska	Nebraska Secretary of State - Elections Division P.O. Box 94608 Lincoln, NE 68509-4608	5	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
New Hampshire	There are no procedures for a write-in candidate for President. They all get counted!	4	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
New Jersey	There is no form or procedure needed to qualify to be a write-in candidate for President. Any voter can write-in a candidate's name. Note: Write-in votes will only be tabulated if there are enough of them to contest the election. Why This?	14	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
New Mexico	Their elections department said that New Mexico does not have any “provision” for write-in voting/candidacy for President.	5	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Nevada	Nevada law prohibits write-in candidacies or write-in votes of any kind. (NRS 293.270)	6	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
New York	NYS BOARD OF ELECTIONS 40 STEUBEN STREET ALBANY, NY 12207-2108	29	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Ohio	Ohio Secretary of State ATTN: ELECTIONS, Client Service Center 180 East Broad Street, Suite 103 Columbus, OH 43215	18	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Oklahoma	Write-in candidacy for president is not allowed.	7	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Oregon	There are no requirements for write-in candidates for President in order to have votes counted. The candidate needs to fill out and turn in the “Write-In Candidate Acceptance” form.	7	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Pennsylvania	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	20	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Rhode Island	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	4	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
South Carolina	Name Street Address City, State XXXXX	9	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
South Dakota	Write-in votes are not allowed.	3	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Tennessee	Division of Elections 312 Rosa L. Parks Ave. 9th Floor, William R. Snodgrass Tower Nashville, Tennessee 37243	11	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Texas	Elections Division - Secretary of State P.O. Box 12060 Austin, Texas 78711-2060	38	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Utah	Mark J. Thomas - Office of the Lieutenant Governor Utah State Capitol, Suite 220 Salt Lake City, UT 84114	6	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Virginia	State Board of Elections ATTN: Election Services Division 200 North Ninth Street, Suite 101 Richmond, VA 23219-3497	13	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Vermont	In Vermont, people can just write in the candidate's name, and the vote will be counted.	3	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Washington	Elections Division Office of the Secretary of State 520 Union Avenue SE. PO Box 40229 Olympia, WA 98504-0229	12	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Wisconsin	Elections Division - Wisconsin Government Accountability Board 17 West Main Street, Suite 310 PO Box 2973 Madison, Wisconsin 53701-2973	10	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
West Virginia	ELECTIONS - Secretary of State Bldg. 1, Suite 157-K 1900 Kanawha Blvd. East Charleston, WV 25305-0770	5	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
Wyoming	There is nothing that a candidate needs to do before the election to be qualified to receive write-in votes.	3	XX/XX/2012	XX/XX/2012	$00.00
United States	Total Number of Useable Electoral Votes Total Number of Unuseable Electoral Votes Total Number of Electoral Votes	493 +45 538

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