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Posts published in October 2014

News From Libertarian Candidates Across the Country

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The IPR writers haven’t been able to keep up with all the news in the third-party/Independent world over the past month or so. In an effort to catch up on some of the activity and news of Libertarian candidates, this article will list many of the pieces I have found on Facebook and other sources.…

Larry Pressler Now in Second Place in Poll

From Ballot Access News:

On October 8, Survey USA released a poll for the U.S. Senate race in South Dakota. The results: Republican Mike Rounds 35%; independent Larry Pressler 32%; Democrat Rick Weiland 28%; independent Gordon Howie 3%; undecided 2%.…

Nebraska Independent Jim Jenkins Outlines 5-Point Reform Agenda

Press Release from the Jenkins campaign:

Jim Jenkins, non-partisan candidate for U.S. Senate, said today that the tea party does not reflect the majority of Nebraskans’ views and the state is not nearly as partisan as the rest of the nation.…

Alternative Candidates Uninvited from Massachusetts Debate

From Matt Murphy at the Lowell Sun:

Struggling to gain traction among voters, the three non-party candidates running for governor could face even longer odds as Election Day draws near and their lack of standing in the polls starts to jeopardize their participation in several high-profile events.…

Republican Mayor Endorses Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate

On October 3rd, Dalton, GA mayor David Pennington endorsed Andrew Hunt, the Libertarian Party candidate for Georgia governor. Hunt has been polling at 9%. Austin Cassidy reports at Uncovered Politics:

This endorsement is significant both because Pennington is a Republican mayor of a fair sized city, and because Pennington was Governor Nathan Deal’s primary challenger for re-nomination earlier this year.

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