2010 – Independent Political Report

Libertarian Party of Ohio on their progress

By on November 4, 2010 7:18 PM

Emailed to contact.ipr@gmail.com:

LIBERTARIANS CONTINUE TO GAIN GROUND IN OHIO

Republicans won the 2010 mid-term elections based primarily on a huge resurgence of public interest in Libertarian platforms of smaller government involvement and common sense fiscal conservatism.… Read more ...

Liberty Point: Libertarian Mike Beitler asked the hard questions

By on November 4, 2010 1:32 PM

Brian Irving at Liberty Point:

Mike Beitler may not have received as many votes as the polls indicated he would, but he said he’s pleased with the election results because of the campaign staff and organization he’s built.… Read more ...

Wayne Root updates his election predictions, expects bigger gains for Republicans than he did before

By on November 1, 2010 11:13 AM

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Obama Unhinged: Leftist Anger, Bitterness and Mental Breakdown Leads to Historic Landslide Defeat.

Las Vegas Oddsmaker Now Sees 60 to 70 Seat GOP Victory and Major Independent Gains too.… Read more ...

Your election predictions?

By on October 31, 2010 11:01 AM

A general question for all our readers: what results do you predict in this Tuesday’s elections? Your replies can cover any state, all alternative party and independent candidates, ballot propositions, and, since Wayne Root opened the door, feel free to prognosticate the Democrats’ and Republicans’ chances as well.… Read more ...

Mayor of Richmond, CA, largest city in US with a Green mayor, up for re-election in November

By Ross Levin on May 6, 2010 5:34 PM

Gayle McLaughlin – the mayor of Richmond, CA, which is the largest city in America with a Green mayor – will be up for re-election this November for the first time. … Read more ...

John Nichols of The Nation: ‘2010 might yet be a year of independent breakthroughs’

By Ross Levin on May 1, 2010 5:04 PM

An excerpt from John Nichols’ blog at The Nation:

Because of Crist’s move, Florida will be the testing ground.

If Crist is defeated by Rubio, the right will claim its party.

Lynne Williams: I’ll be the Green Party’s candidate in State Senate District 28

By Ross Levin on April 18, 2010 9:14 PM

Not long after announcing the end of her Maine gubernatorial bid, Green Lynne Williams has announced that she will be running for State Senate. Williams is also a community activist and ran for State House in 2004, garnering almost 13 percent of the vote. … Read more ...

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