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.…
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.…
IPR founder GE shared 23,740 votes with 16 others in a slate of presidential electors pledged to Bob Barr, .4% of the vote.
Contributor Paulie Cannoli shared 4,983 votes with 8 other Alabama presidential electors pledged to Bob Barr, .2%.…
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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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From the campaign of Christopher Cole for US Senate
A mailer from the GOP State Executive Committee hit mailboxes on Monday, accusing Democrat Senate Nominee Kay Hagan of being a closet supporter of legal same-sex marriage.…
A generally favorable piece on North Carolina Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate Chris Cole runs in the Kinston Free Press under the headline “Christopher Cole Makes His Mark On U.S.…
In an article entitled “Spoiler Alert:Â Independents may Rock the Races,” Politico.com‘s Josh Kraushaar wrote about a range of relatively popular independent or third party candidates and their potential impact on the upcoming election.Â…
In a press release connecting the proposed bailout of collapsing Wall Street firms and the exponentially growing national debt, Chris Cole called the United States’ “waddling debt” a “duck.”Â…
A recent poll of 671 likely voters showed Libertarian Senate candidate Chris Cole polling at 7% overall, with 13% of support from 18-34 year olds and people whose top concern is immigration.Â…
Libertarian candidates register in the mid-single digits in the presidential, U.S. Senate, and gubernatorial races in North Carolina, according to a new poll. A Public Policy Polling survey (+/- 3.9%) shows Bob Barr at four percent in the presidential race, Chris Cole at six percent in the Senate race, and Michael Munger at six percent in the gubernatorial race.…