Kanye West Needed 2,500 Signatures To Make It To Illinois Presidential Ballot But Could He Achieve The Feat? FIND OUT (Photo Credit: Instagram/Kim Kardashian West)

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Rapper Kayne West shocked everyone when he announced on July 4 that he would be running for President in the November general elections. On Sunday, the songwriter had his first rally for his last-minute presidential campaign. During the campaign, Kanye West ranted against abortion and pornography. He also argued policy with those in attendance and even broke down in tears at one point.

On Monday night, the Illinois Board of Elections confirmed with CBS 2 that Kanye West filed 412 petition sheets around 5 p.m. West needed 2,500 Illinois registered voters’ signatures. So if all the signatures are genuine, you will see Kanye West as an independent candidate on the ballot this coming November.

Reportedly, in a typical year, 25,000 signatures are needed, but because of the pandemic, independent and new-party candidates need fewer signatures this time.

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