November 9, 2026
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Via Joe Bishop-Henchman:
Jorgensen 390 (38.1%)
Hornberger 264 (25.7%)
Supreme 188 (18.3%)
Monds 174 (16.9%)
NOTA 7
Write-Ins 3 (Sarwark 1, Kokesh 1, Ebke 1)
NOTE: There may be a PA discrepancy where Jorgensen has a few more votes and Hornberger a few less than what was reported. Will update if there’s an announcement.
Monds dropped and endorsed Jorgensen, and said he is available for VP. There was a false rumor that Kokesh endorsed Hornberger, which Kokesh has now denied.
Jordan Willow Evans is an editor and policy analyst based in Goffstown, New Hampshire. She serves as managing editor of Independent Political Report and executive director of the Outsider Media Foundation, a nonprofit news organization focused on independent and alternative political movements. She has studied third parties and political outsiders since her student years.
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Jorgenson wins.
I guess I’ll bother to vote for her in November.
If my monthly pledge to the LNC can be “earmarked,” I’ll specify that it be used for any purpose other than pretending that we’re running a presidential campaign this year.
Voting for Round Four is now under way.
George,
I’m not saying that Hornberger or Supreme would run GREAT campaigns, or especially SUCCESSFUL campaigns.
They’re just the only remaining candidates who would run anything resembling campaigns at all.
“running a campaign’ and ‘running Hornberger/Supreme’ appear to be mutually exclusive.
Note also that Jo has picked up far more votes than any of her opponents as people were eliminated.
So about 44% in favor of running a presidential campaign this year, and less than 1% of the 56% opposed to doing so are willing to just come out and say so by voting NOTA.