Minor party and independent candidates for the 2020 United States presidential election

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Minor party and independent presidential candidates for the 2020 presidential election
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The following political parties, and independent candidates, currently have ballot access to less than 270 electoral votes. These parties and/or their nominees will need to conduct ballot access drives (or run write-in campaigns) in order to have a theoretical chance of winning the election. Ballot access deadlines vary from state to state, with the latest deadlines falling in September 2020.[1]

Declared candidates

  Seeking party's nomination
Party Presidential nominee Vice presidential nominee Attainable Electors
(write-in)		 States with ballot access
(write-in)		 Ref.
American Solidarity Party 150x150px
Brian Carroll
Educator from California		 Gray - replace this image male.svg
Amar Patel
Chairman of the American Solidarity Party from Illinois		 (53) (Alabama,[2] Iowa,[2] New Hampshire,[2] New Jersey,[2] Oregon,[3] Pennsylvania,[2] Rhode Island,[2] Vermont[2]) [4][5]
Bread and Roses Gray - replace this image male.svg
Jerome Segal
Philosopher from Maryland		 TBA 10 Maryland [6]
Constitution Party 150x150px
Don Blankenship
Coal executive from West Virginia		 TBA 137 Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, Nevada, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Utah, Wisconsin, Wyoming[7] [8]
Independent Gray - replace this image male.svg
Mark Charles
Activist from the District of Columbia		 TBA TBD TBD [9]
Party for Socialism and Liberation 150x150px
Gloria La Riva
Activist from California		 Leonard Peltier headshot from FBI Poster - 01.gif
Leonard Peltier
Activist from Florida		 TBD TBD [10]
Peace and Freedom Party Hawkins 2010.jpg
Howie Hawkins
Co-founder of the Green Party from New York		 TBA See Green presidential primaries [11]
Peace and Freedom Party 150x150px
Gloria La Riva
Activist from California		 TBA See Party for Socialism and Liberation [11]
Prohibition Party Gray - replace this image male.svg
Phil Collins
Former Libertyville Township Trustee from Nevada		 Gray - replace this image male.svg
Billy Joe Parker
Activist from Georgia		 6 Mississippi[12] [13]
Independent

("ACE Party")
150x150px
Pete Accetturo

YouTube personality from Florida
150x150px
Elon Musk (Satirical)

Entrepreneur from California

 TBD TBD [14][15]
Socialist Action Gray - replace this image male.svg
Jeff Mackler
Activist from California		 Gray - replace this image female.svg
Heather Bradford
Public school teacher from Minnesota		 TBD TBD [16]
Socialist Party USA Hawkins 2010.jpg
Howie Hawkins
Co-founder of the Green Party from New York		 TBA See Green presidential primaries [17]
Working Families Party 150x150px
Elizabeth Warren
U.S. senator from Massachusetts		 TBA See Democratic presidential primaries [18]

Notable people who have announced that they are running for president in 2020 as independent or minor party candidates but have not established campaign websites are:

Withdrawn candidates

Publicly expressed interest

Individuals in this section have expressed an interest in running for president as an independent candidate within the last six months.

Declined

See also

References

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