Gary Johnson is a Presidential candidate for the presidential nomination of the Libertarian Party. He was previously a candidate in the GOP primary in which a fellow competitor for votes was Ron Paul.…
Posts tagged as “New Hampshire”
Libertarian Brendan Kelly gets 17% in New Hampshire
Source: Libertarian Party (LP.org)
In the September 6 special election to fill a seat in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, Libertarian candidate Brendan Kelly received 17.3% of the vote.…
Darryl W. Perry: The Free Market in Action… And The Tragedy of the Commons
Sent to IPR by Darryl W. Perry
Many people have never experienced an environment in which a free-market can truly exist. I, however, was lucky enough to be part of a week-long event where such an environment DID exist.…
New Hampshire Court Will Hold Trial on Libertarian Party Ballot Order Lawsuit
From an article published on BallotAccess.org on June 24th, 2011:
On June 20, a New Hampshire state Superior Court Judge said he will hold a bench trial in Blevens v Gardner, the lawsuit filed last year over New Hampshire ballot design.
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Ruwart: The Future of the Libertarian Political Movement
Posted by Mary Ruwart on the Libertarian Party blog on May 23, 2011:
The Libertarian Parties of New Hampshire and Massachusetts present a National one-day political conference “Future of the Libertarian Political Movement”.
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Massachusetts Libertarians Schedule National Political Event in New Hampshire
Email from George Phillies:
Massachusetts Libertarians have organized a national political event ‘The Future of the Libertarian Political Movement’. The event will be held Sunday, June 19 at the Highlander Inn in Manchester, New Hampshire.…
Closet Libertarians in the New Hampshire Legislature?
by: AuMass (George Phillies) at Gold Mass Group
Rumors have reached our ears that perhaps three dozen of the newly elected Republicans and Democrats in the New Hampshire state legislature are closet libertarians, libertarian in all but name, including their new Speaker of the House.…
Bill to adopt approval voting introduced in NH State House
From PileusBlog.com, H/T to Dale Sheldon-Hess (excerpt of the bill’s actual text below):
A bill to adopt approval voting has been filed in the N.H.
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Highest number of states with a ballot-qualified party besides Democrats and Republicans since 1918
In the aftermath of the November 2010 election, 35 states plus the District of Columbia have at least one ballot-qualified party other than the Democratic and Republican Parties.…
