Carrie Ritchie at the Indianapolis Star:
As the polls close today, Libertarians are hoping that their secretary of state candidate might have garnered a big enough portion of the vote to turn them into a major political party.…
Carrie Ritchie at the Indianapolis Star:
As the polls close today, Libertarians are hoping that their secretary of state candidate might have garnered a big enough portion of the vote to turn them into a major political party.…
LeiLani Golden, WALB.com:
In 2008, (John Monds) ran for Public Service Commission and became the first Libertarian candidate ever to receive 1 million votes in a United States election at any level.
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This post combines four posts by Ronald Hardy at http://www.greenpartywatch.org/:
2010 Green Party State Legislative Candidates
Some of the best and brightest campaigns for the Green Party in 2010 are happening at the State Legislative level, where grassroots
campaigning works best.…
Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch:
The Illinois Green Party is covering Election Day happenings with a live blog at their website. After it was revealed recently that Chicago voting machines were identifying Green Party gubernatorial candidate Rich Whitney as “Rich Whitey”, it should be interesting to read about any other “irregularities” that might occur.…
Ronald Hardy at Green Party Watch:
Green Party Watch will be working with GPUS, Green Change, and other green groups to help cover the election results tonight for Green Party candidates.…
With total campaign spending projected to hit $4 billion, the 2010 election is on track to be the most expensive non-presidential contest in US history.…
http://www.lp.org/blogs/staff/election-night-updates:
(5:00pm ET) We’ll be posting election-related items of interest to Libertarians as the evening goes on. Please check back frequently.
Paulie) I’ll do my best to post them to IPR as they come in.…
From a sampling of voter responses compiled by Phil Dotree at Yahoo News:
“(Democrat gubernatorial candidate Pat) Quinn wants to raise taxes. He won’t get the votes.…
From the Washington Post via TPID:
Mayor Michael Bloomberg, an independent who has considered running for president, declared Monday that an independent has a better chance at succeeding in the White House than a Republican or a Democrat .…