Judge bars Kanye West from appearing on the Arizona presidential ballot

A new report about Kanye West has emerged detailing a bit more about his plans to run for president. The opening line of the New York Times article reads that he wants to “bring back prayer in schools, give more government support to religious groups and has even asked his campaign staff to refrain from fornicating outside of marriage, according to people aiding his candidacy.” The interview conducted between the Times and Kanye took place over text and other formats.

Kanye West is a sensitive man and that is why he believes being president is inevitable.

Rapper Kanye West does not qualify to be on the presidential ballot in battleground Wisconsin after missing a filing deadline, a judge ruled late Friday, upholding a bipartisan decision by the state elections commission. The decision is likely to be rapidly appealed to the conservative-controlled Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Kim Kardashian West is "incredibly patient" with her husband Kanye West's presidential bid. The 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star is very "understanding" of her spouse's bid to be president of the United States and wants him to do "whatever makes him happy".

election spoiler and arguing that a law prohibits him from running in the state as an independent presidential candidate.West's lawyer on Wednesday reported filing just under 58,000 signatures, well over the roughly 39,000 required for independent candidates to make the ballot.Lawyers for resident Rasean Clayton said in a lawsuit filed Monday that independent presidential candidates can appear on Arizona’s ballot if they aren’t registered with a recognized political party and gather enough voter

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterKanye West has put $6.76 million into his presidential campaign, including millions to political operatives to help him get on the ballot.West launched the campaign in July, and has qualified for the ballot in 10 states, including Minnesota, Iowa and Colorado.

Kanye West has spent a lot of money on his political campaign so far.

election spoiler and argued that state law barred him from running as an independent candidate because West is a registered Republican.West’s lawyers said their client’s status as a registered Republican in Wyoming was irrelevant to getting on the Arizona ballot. They said when West filed federal election paperwork, he listed his political party as “BDY,” an abbreviation for Birthday Party.Despite those claims, Clayton’s attorneys said West remains a registered Republican.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Rapper Kanye West has sued the West Virginia Secretary of State's Office after being told his bid to get on the ballot for president came up short on qualified signatures.Secretary of State Mac Warner’s office told news outlets last month that West needed 7,144 signatures from registered voters in West Virginia.

Rapper Kanye West has sued Ohio’s election chief in an effort to be placed on the November presidential ballot after the Secretary of State deemed him unqualified as an independent candidate.

North West made an unintentional cameo in the picture Rick Ross, 44, shared to Instagram on Aug. 25.

 Kanye West  and wife,  Kim Kardashian  reunited over the weekend after living a part the past few months. At the end of last week, Kanye left his Wyoming ranch where he’s been staying.

Kanye West won’t appear on the presidential ballot, after failing to secure the amount of signatures required.The office of Secretary of State Mac Warner confirmed on Friday (August 21) that West needed to secure 7,144 signatures from voters in the state to confirm his place.He failed to qualify after submitting 15,000 signatures, of which only 13,865 were legible, and only 6,383 were confirmed registered voters in West Virginia.The latest blow to his beleaguered campaign comes after he was

Wisconsin election officials decided Thursday to keep rapper Kanye West off the battleground state's presidential ballot in November because his campaign turned his nomination papers moments after the deadline. West announced in July he’s running for president on a ticket he calls the “Birthday Party.” West has since been gathering signatures to get on the ballot in several states.

Kanye West will not be on the ballot in Wisconsin for November’s U.S.