From a Constitution Party email blast:
Dear Friend:
Thanks to your generous support and volunteering in the campaigns of more than 150 Constitution Party candidates, I’m delighted to give you some of the early results.…
Bob Healey did not win the Rhode Island gubernatorial race. No one expected him to, seeing as he didn’t plan to raise any money during his campaign.…
From Richard Winger at Ballot Access News:
On November 4, fourteen independent candidates were elected to state legislatures.
Two were elected to State Senates: Harri Anne Smith in Alabama, and Edward O’Neill in Rhode Island.…

From David Yee at the Independent Voter Network:
Vice President Joe Biden‘s comments on Election Day that independent Greg Orman was “with us” could have had a profound impact on the election.…
From Brian Doherty at Reason:
It isn’t common for Democrats to accuse Libertarians of “spoiling” elections for them, but a look at NBC News exit polls show that Haugh voters indeed came more from people who consider themselves “moderate” (5 percent of self-identified moderates went Haugh) and even “liberal” (4 percent of liberals voted for Haugh) than from conservatives (only 2 percent of whom voted for Haugh).…
From a Free & Equal Elections Foundation email blast:
Dear Free and Equal Supporter,
The Voting Methods & Election Integrity Symposium will take place at Infinity Park Cherry Creek Room in Glendale, CO on Saturday, November 15th from 9AM-4PM.…

One of the Green Party’s most active and visible campaigns in 2014 was Howie Hawkins’ Green campaign for Governor of New York (with anti-school-privatization activist Brian Jones as his Lt.…

From Walter Smolarek in Liberation News, the official newspaper of the PSL:
The Republicans have taken control of the Senate with a resounding victory over the Democrats in most key races of the 2014 midterm election.…
Two independent candidates polled double digits, yet failed to win their respective races for U.S. Senate. In Kansas, Democrat-turned-independent Greg Orman was less-than 100,000 votes short of unseating incumbent Republican Pat Roberts.…