June 3, 2026
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Ballot Access News, August 6, 2013:
The South Dakota Secretary of State has released the August 1 tally of the number of registered voters. The percentages are: Republican 45.77%; Democratic 35.49%; independent 18.44%; Libertarian .23%; Constitution .069%.
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Lee Wrights, who is currently exploring a Libertarian Party run for Texas Governor
Originally published August 5, 2013 on Wrights2014.com:
Major Donation Received By Wrights for Texas Governor
An offer of considerable support prompted Lee Wrights to follow Texas Ethics Committee guidelines by establishing a committee and bank account so we could legally collect donations.…
IPR has been made aware of two different media sources reporting that Kristin Davis, the Libertarian candidate for NYC Comptroller and self-styled “Manhattan Madam”, has been arrested for selling prescription drugs to an informant.…
Florida LP Governor candidate Adrian Wyllie is touting his strong performance in a recent statewide poll, with 8.7% of the vote.
Wyllie’s numbers were better with Republicans (9.4%) than with Democrats (6.9%).…
In July we had over 11,000 unique users on IPR. For some reason our IPR page on Facebook only has 180 likes.
Please like the page and maybe even share it on your wall to let your friends know about it.…
STEALTH BAILOUT FOR BANKRUPT CITIES
Darrell Castle talks about the efforts of Detroit, Chicago and other cities to transfer unfunded health costs to Obamacare. Castle was the Constitution Party’s 2008 vice-presidential nominee and is considering seeking the CP’s nomination for president in 2016.…
Robert Sarvis
Robert Sarvis is the Libertarian Party nominee for Governor of Virginia. He is running against Republican Ken Cuccinelli and Democrat Terry McAuliffe. On August 3rd, he received some coverage on nbc29.com…
Merlin Miller was the 2012 presidential candidate of the white nationalist American Freedom Party. A West Point graduate and filmmaker, Miller was on the ballot in three states and received 2,716 votes.…
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) recently published an investigative report that is, if not unique, very unusual for reporting from a mainstream press source.
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