Vetting chart

This chart describes how each jurisdiction verifies the eligibility of candidates wanting to placed on the ballots in that jurisidiction. 
Jurisdiction 	How candidates obtain a place on the ballot
Alabama 	The Secretary of State has no obligation to evaluate qualifications.
Alaska 	Responsibility for verifying eligibility is with the Parties. Others file a Nominating Petition.
Arizona 	Nominees of the parties appear on the ballot.
Arkansas 	The nominees of the parties are accepted.
California 	The political parties have the responsibility.
Colorado 	The political parties have the responsibility.
Connecticut 	The Secretary of State is forbidden to remove candidates from the ballot.
Delaware 	The political parties have the responsibility.
Florida 	The political parties have the responsibility. The 
Department of State does not have investigative or enforcement authority to ensure that candidates are properly qualified
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