September 24, 2022
Covering Third Parties and Independent Candidates Since 2008
The Progressive and Pacific Green Parties candidate recently withdrew from the Oregon gubernatorial election, throwing support behind another fusion candidate in an already contentious race.
Nathalie Paravicini, who previously ran for Oregon Secretary of State as the Oregon Progressive and Pacific Green Parties candidate in the 2020 cycle, will not contest this year’s gubernatorial election.… Read more ...
A recent poll of likely Massachusetts midterm voters shows strong support for Libertarian and Green-Rainbow candidates in the upcoming general election.
The Suffolk University/Boston Globe/NBC10 Boston/Telemundo poll shows almost every third-party candidate for statewide office earning over three percent of the vote, the amount of support required to secure major party status.… Read more ...
New York voters may see only two candidates for governor on their election ballot for the first time in nearly 75 years. Still, the excluded Green and Libertarian Party candidates are pushing to have their voices heard.… Read more ...
Candidates associated with the Libertarian and the Green-Rainbow Parties will officially be on the upcoming Massachusetts general election ballot.
Tuesday afternoon was the last day for federal and statewide candidates not affiliated with one of the two major parties to file nomination papers with the Secretary of the Commonwealth.… Read more ...
In Europe, it is not uncommon for there to be political parties in neighboring countries that in some sense are the same, and that, e.g., form blocs in the European Parliament. … Read more ...
