Ballot access refers to the process through which political parties or candidates can appear on an election ballot for voters to choose from.
Candidate Qualifications: The eligibility criteria that individuals must meet in order to run for political office.
Signature Requirements: The number of signatures or petitions that candidates or parties need to collect from voters as a prerequisite for appearing on the ballot.
Filing Deadlines: The specific date by which candidates or parties must submit their paperwork and fees to officially qualify for the election ballot.
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