August 8, 2026
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Posted by Donny Ferguson at LP.org:
Voters in Delaware’s 19th State Senate District will have two more chances to hear from Libertarian candidate Wendy Jones.…
Posted by Steve Newton at Delaware Libertarian:
From Jim Rash, Chair of the Libertarian Party of Delaware:The Libertarian Party of Delaware is proud to announce that Gwendolyn (Wendy) Jones will run for the 19th Senate District in the special election to be held August 3rd on the Libertarian Party ticket.
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The Libertarian Party of Delaware will be holding it’s 2009 convention on May 2nd. If you live in Delaware and would like to attend, it will be held at the Killens Pond State Park, in the pavilion.…
The Green Party National Committee (GNC) is voting on two proposals. If adopted, Proposal 378 will elect members to the Green House Campaign Committee (GHCC). This committee was created by the GNC by adopting Proposal 346.…
Original blog posts at Ballot Access News by Richard Winger. Reposted to IPR by Paulie.
South Carolina Bill for Registration by Party
Eight South Carolina Representatives have introduced H3140, a bill to set up partisan registration in that state.
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Posted at Knappster by Tom Knapp. Tom Knapp is a declared candidate for the 2012 Libertarian and Boston Tea Party presidential nominations, was a 2008 Libertarian congressional candidate and Boston Tea Party VP candidate, and has been a Libertarian Party candidate on several other occasions.…
Posted at Delaware Libertarian by Brian Miller. Excerpt:
As the LNC continues to lurch towards collapse, with the latest news of mass layoffs at HQ, I’ve decided to begin tracking those things leading the national party to irrelevance, even as state and local parties gain power.
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From the Delaware Libertarian blog
DANIEL GROW: In my U.S. House (1st District, Michigan) campaign, the three 3rd party candidates scored nearly the same number of votes, about 1%.…
According to Ballot Access News
The Democratic, Republican, Green, Reform, and Socialist Parties have fewer state legislative nominees on the ballot this year than they did in 2006.
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