From the Huffington Post. I wonder if the author took candidates such as independent Ralph Nader, the Green Party’s Cynthia McKinney and Socialist Party candidate Brian Moore into account – and, if so, how this post reflects that?…
Independent Political Report
Video: Alternative Presidential debates
October 30th, 2008 – Presidential Debate
TheyWillBeHeard.com provides live video restream of the debate held by The City Club of Cleveland:
October 23rd, 2008 – Presidential Debate
TheyWillBeHeard.com…
LPNY Chair Eric Sundwall encourages voting for Libertarians and other alternative parties
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2008 National Student/Parent mock election preliminary results
Posted, and to be updated further, here. Thanks to Mike Gillis for sending this to [email protected]
As of the time of this writing:
Overall Presidential Results:
Barack Obama / Joe Biden (D) – 64.24%
John McCain / Sarah Palin (R) – 32.16%
Ralph Nader / Matt Gonzalez (Ind.)
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Todd Andrew Barnett produces new Boston Tea Party video short
This is intended to be an ad, but there has been no money to run it anywhere. …
Former U.S. Senator is a Nader candidate for Presidential Elector
Posted at Ballot Access News
James G. Abourezk, a former member of the U.S. Senate from South Dakota, and also a former House member, is one of Ralph Nader’s three presidential elector candidates in that state this year.
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Utah five candidate Presidential poll
Posted in Ballot Access News
On November 1, a Deseret News/KSL-TV presidential poll was released. It is based on 1,205 voters, sampled between October 24 and October 30.
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North Carolina three party poll
Posted in Ballot Access News
On November 3, SurveyUSA released a North Carolina poll. For Governor, Perdue (Dem.) 48%, McCrory (Rep.) 47%, Munger (Libt.) 4%, undecided 2%.
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Greens to progressive, antiwar, Obama and Nader voters: Invest your vote in McKinney
Sent by the Green Party to [email protected]
Green Party leaders are urging progressive, independent, and antiwar voters to invest their votes in a growing progressive, antiwar party on Election Day 2008 by voting for the Green Party presidential ticket: Cynthia McKinney for President, Rosa Clemente for Vice President.
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