Indiana Congresswoman Victoria Spartz stated this week that she will not participate in House committees or caucus with Republicans to focus her efforts on supporting the Department of Government Efficiency.…
Posts tagged as “Indiana”
Donald Rainwater, who ran as a Libertarian in Indiana’s gubernatorial election this year, placed first with a majority of votes cast in a single Brown County precinct—a result later confirmed by local election officials as accurate.…
Libertarian candidate Donald Rainwater will not participate in Indiana’s first gubernatorial debate on Wednesday. However, all three of the state’s ballot-qualified gubernatorial candidates will meet for a second debate the following day, with a third scheduled later in the month.…
The presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced on Monday that it has secured ballot access in three more states and has submitted signatures for certification in nine others.…
American Solidarity Party nominee Peter Sonski qualified for the New York ballot as an official write-in option last week, according to the party. Sonski is also listed as a write-in option for voters in Indiana as of this week.…
Fourteen State Libertarian Parties have signed agreements to reform the Libertarian National Committee’s Region 1 seat, accounting for over one-fifth of the party’s total national membership.…
HEPOLA HITS THE TRAIL: Forward Party gubernatorial candidate Cory Hepola “revealed his three main campaign ‘pillars’ during a meeting of the Perham Noon Rotary on Thursday, March 24.”…
Pat Ford chatted with William Henry and James Sceniak on this week’s edition of the LP’s Candidates Corner. The pair of men are currently seeking the Libertarian Party’s nomination to run for U.S.…
An Idaho state representative who helped steer the state into ditching the lucrative Powerball lottery because of (unfounded) fears that it would lead to gun restrictions recently took a shot at the Libertarian Party’s platform as part of an attempt to proclaim his conservative bona fides. …