It’s official!
reported on Wednesday, July 15. The form shows West’s party as the “BDY” and has no listed affiliations of committees or organizations.Gregory Pace/Shutterstock
A public affairs officer for the Oklahoma Board of Elections told the outlet that a representative for the rapper appeared in front of the Oklahoma Board of Elections on Wednesday, which was the last day independent presidential candidates could file to be on the ballot in the southern state. His representative turned in the statement of candidacy and paid the $35,000 filing fee. The candidacy statementand shows West’s signature, notarized in Miami on Wednesday. The Georgia native’s residence is listed as a home in Wyoming.
Oklahoma marks the first ballot that West has successfully been added to after missing the deadline for Indiana, New York and Texas earlier in the summer.
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