The Forward Party announced last week that it has formed a committee dedicated to elevating awareness of the unique issues faced by veterans and their family members.…
Posts published in December 2023
North Carolina voters can expect to see at least eighteen candidates from three different parties, including ten Libertarians, on the upcoming presidential primary ballot, with the potential for even more names to be added early in the new year.…
Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has successfully submitted enough signatures to appear on the Utah ballot as an independent, as indicated on his campaign website’s “Ballot Access HQ” map.…
The advocacy group independentvoting.org is now accepting applications for their next no-cost spokesperson training, to be held on Tuesday, February 13 at 6:30pm ET.
The training, which is a hallmark program of independentvoting.org,…
A recent article from NBC News suggests that the 2024 election cycle could be a promising year for third parties and independents, potentially posing challenges for both the Republican and Democratic parties.…
Massachusetts Libertarians will have the opportunity to select from five presidential candidates in the party’s upcoming primary, which is scheduled to take place on Super Tuesday.…
The Gateway Green Alliance, the St. Louis chapter of the Missouri Green Party, along with the Universal African Peoples Organization, a black empowerment and racial justice group, will be hosting an event discussing the practice of degrowth early next year.…
A Rhode Island Senate commission studying alternative voting methods and their potential benefits to the state has released its findings and recommendations.
The commission’s final report provides an extensive review of non-plurality and runoff voting methods, details their potential advantages and disadvantages to Rhode Island, outlines potential legal and logistical challenges to their adoption and presents methods of selecting winners in elections that commission members feel could be beneficial for Rhode Island.…
Former Libertarian Congressman Justin Amash weighed in on a recent decision by the Colorado Supreme Court that ruled former President Donald Trump ineligible to appear on the state’s primary ballot for the upcoming 2024 presidential election.…