Secretary of State Releases List of Generally Recognized Presidential Candidates for California Primary

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Secretary of State Releases List of Generally Recognized Presidential Candidates for California Primary

AP15:024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 8, 2016 CONTACT: Sam Mahood (916) 653-6575 Secretary of State Releases List of Generally Recognized Presidential Candidates for California Primary SACRAMENTO – Pursuant to state law, Secretary of State Alex Padilla today released the list of generally recognized candidates who will be placed on the June 7, 2016 Presidential Primary Election ballot in California. Democratic Party Hillary Clinton Roque De La Fuente Henry Hewes Keith Judd Bernie Sanders Michael Steinberg Willie Wilson Republican Party Jeb Bush Ben Carson Chris Christie Ted Cruz Carly Fiorina Jim Gilmore John Kasich Marco Rubio Donald Trump American Independent Party Wiley Drake Arthur Harris James Hedges Tom Hoefling J.R. Myers Robert Ornelas Alan Spears Green Party Darryl Cherney Sedinam Moyowasifsa-Curry William Kreml Kent Mesplay Jill Stein Libertarian Party Marc Feldman John Hale Cecil Ince Gary Johnson Steve Kerbel John McAfee Darryl Perry Austin Petersen Derrick M. Reid Jack Robinson, Jr. Rhett Smith Joy Waymire Peace and Freedom Party Gloria Estela La Riva Lynn Sandra Kahn Monica Moorehead The Secretary of State can place additional candidate names on the list until April 1, when the list of presidential candidates is officially certified. He cannot remove any names from the generally recognized list, unless a candidate requests to be removed by filing an affidavit with the Secretary of State’s office. Candidates who are not on the generally recognized list may still qualify for the ballot through signature gathering. Procedure for qualifying for the presidential ballot through the circulation of nomination papers can be found online: • Democratic Party • Republican Party • American Independent, Green, Libertarian, and Peace And Freedom Parties 24 candidates were placed on the generally recognized list for the last presidential primary, in June 5, 2012. This year, the candidate list has 43 names. ### .

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