The Party for Socialism and Liberation’s 2024 presidential ticket of Claudia De la Cruz and Karina Garcia achieved notable results this year, becoming the highest-performing ticket in the party’s history and the strongest by any openly socialist candidate appearing on the ballot under a label identifying them as such since the 1936 election.…
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The Reform Party National Committee has reelected Nicholas Hensley to a second term as National Committee Chair. Hensley was first elected to the position in 2020 after serving six years as its National Secretary.…
Dan Osborn, an independent candidate who challenged incumbent Republican Senator Deb Fischer for one of Nebraska’s U.S. Senate seats in Tuesday’s election, has garnered the most support of any independent Senate candidate in Nebraska’s history.…
The New York Prohibition Party recently published the anniversary edition of its official newsletter, The Prohibitionist, celebrating the national party’s 154th anniversary and outlining the state party’s priorities for the coming year.…
Independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is reportedly considering former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura and NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers as potential vice presidential choices, according to two individuals “familiar with the discussions” who recently spoke to the New York Times.…
Former Connecticut Governor Lowell Weicker Jr., elected in 1990 to become the Constitution State’s first and only third party chief executive since the era of the historical Whigs, passed away Wednesday of this week.…