By a vote of 5-0 (with 2 not voting) the Boston Tea Party National Committee established the "National Ballot Access Coordination Committee."

Whereas the various state governments of the united States of America have enacted laws requiring signatures collected and fees payed for candidates for public office to be placed on electoral ballots.
Be it resolved by the Boston Tea Party national committee, that a subcommittee should be organized, in accordance with the party bylaws Article 9, Section A. This subcommittee shall have at least three but not more than nine members and be designated the "National Ballot Access Coordination Committee", who's responsibilities shall be:
1. Providing state affiliates of the party with important information about ballot access laws in their state, and advice upon the best manner to obtain that access.
2. Coordinating the attainment of ballot access nation-wide, as well as providing assistance in petition drives and fund raising efforts done by the state affiliates of the party. All committee members shall be appointed by the national committee. The members of the committee will be responsible for selecting the committee chairman.
3. The National Committee shall seek interested party members to serve on this committee within 3 days after the creation of this subcommittee.