Is Kanye West still running for president?

According to TMZ, the rapper’s representatives only just made the Arkansas deadline with 15 minutes to spare as they submitted petitions to get his name on the ballot.Kanye needed the signatures of at least 1,000 registered voters in the state to be listed as an independent this November.However, the hip-hop star didn’t file any paperwork by the Monday cut-off point in nearby Kansas, where 5,000 signatures are required, and therefore will only stand a chance of winning the state from write-in

If you've got $5,000 in the bank and a determination to crush the two-party system that has dominated the White House for most of the past 220 years, you too could become president. Never mind that a third-party candidate has not only never won the modern presidency, but, with the exception of Texas billionaire Ross Perot's renegade 1992 run that racked up nearly 19 percent of the vote, no independent candidate in the past 40 years has put up even a fraction of that in an election.

Kanye West created quite the controversy when he announced last minute that he intends to run for president in the election coming this fall! Now, his father in law and transgender icon, Caitlyn Jenner feels like she would be a great running mate for the rapper and that the two of them would be quite ‘the combination.’ That’s right! Caitlyn Jenner confessed that she wants to run as Kanye West‘s Vice President! A video shared by TMZ shows Caitlyn Jenner in Westlake Village just enjoying a

It’s the KarJenner crossover we would never predict! Caitlyn Jenner, 70, confessed she wants to run as son-in-law Kanye West‘s Vice President. “Are you going to vote for Kanye now that he’s running for president?” a man asked Caitlyn as sipped on a Starbucks drink at the Westlake Village on Thursday, July 16. “Oh, I texted him and said — ‘can I be your VP?'” she hilariously replied in a video obtained by TMZ, which you can view here.

Kanye West's independent bid for the presidency is officially over, according to a report in New York Magazine. Steve Kramer, a political operative hired by West to kick-start his campaign, told the magazine last Thursday that West had made the decision to withdraw: "He's out," Kramer said about an hour before West tweeted a get-out-the-vote video.

Intelligencer magazine, Steve Kramer – who had joined Kanye’s campaign team to get the rapper on the ballot in Florida and South Carolina – confirmed the Yeezy star won’t be running against Donald Trump and Joe Biden for the POTUS position.“He’s out,” Kramer said, the publication reported.When asked for more details on what had happened, Kramer replied: “I’ll let you know what I know once I get all our stuff cancelled.

It didn’t take long for Kanye West to drop out of the presidential race after making a big splash near the beginning of the month with his tweets. Hot New Hip Hop reported today that Kanye tried to be added to the ballot list in Florida but it was too late.

Katy Perry has revealed if she is supporting Kanye West‘s run for presidency.

Katy Perry is a big fan of Kanye West’s music, but as America’s 46th president? Not so much.

 Kanye West  has named his running mate. The 43-year-old rapper spoke to Forbes about his presidential platform, revealing that he has selected Michelle Tidball as his vice president.

Though Kanye West has yet to file any paperwork with the Federal Election Commission, and has missed the deadline to appear on the ballot in five states, he’s still serious about running for president — and he already has his running mate. Kanye revealed in an interview with Forbes that his top choice for a running mate on the Kanye 2020 ticket is Michelle Tidball, a preacher from Wyoming. Here’s what you should know about Michelle before she possibly becomes our next vice president.

Kanye West has said that he is running for US president under “The Birthday Party”, and will make Elon Musk the “head of our space program” should he win.Taking to Twitter on Independence Day in the US (July 4), the rapper wrote: “We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future.