 The Constitution Party is more likely to take votes from Trump than Biden, according to the story WRAL by Will Duran. But it's unclear whether Republicans see it as a genuine threat. It was only allowed on the ballot in North Carolina in 2020. Its presidential candidate in that year won just 0.1% of the vote. The election board's Republican members did not try to stop the Constitution Party from being allowed on the ballot again this year. The GOP has been more interested in getting Kennedy and West on the ballot.