The Green Party of New Jersey will meet in Lawrence Township this weekend for its annual state convention, where members will review bylaws changes affecting voting rights, candidate eligibility, caucus participation, and other items of party governance.…
Posts published in May 2026
The Maryland Pirate Party has rejoined the Pirate National Committee as a voting member, reviving a state affiliate with roots in the United States Pirate Party’s earlier years of national organizing.…
A new Spotlight PA report finds that Pennsylvania’s independent and third party voter rolls are growing, even as the state’s political system continues to make it difficult for candidates outside the two major parties to translate that growth into electoral success.…
The Libertarian Party of South Dakota will field two candidates for public office this year, with one race giving the party a chance to extend its recognized status through the 2030 election cycle.…
A recent opinion piece in The Hill argues that independent and third party organizations may be laying the groundwork for future gains, even if the 2026 midterms are likely to reinforce the existing major-party duopoly.…
The Green Party of California and the Peace and Freedom Party are backing a shared slate of candidates for several statewide offices in California’s June primary election.…
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar said Montana needs a senator independent of both major parties while calling for lower healthcare costs and more humane immigration enforcement in a new interview with Montana Public Radio.…
The Forward Party will launch a new member committee for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders later this month, adding to a list of representative groups already organized within the party.…
The Libertarian Party’s Bylaws Committee is soliciting feedback on 22 proposed changes to the party’s governing documents ahead of its national convention in Grand Rapids, Michigan, later this month.…