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Civitas Institute Poll for North Carolina Gubernatorial Race Puts Libertarian at Seven Percent

Posted on July 7, 2012 by adminJuly 7, 2012
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On July 5, Civitas Institute released a poll for the North Carolina gubernatorial election, showing Libertarian Barbara Howe at 7%. See the details here. If Howe gets 7% in the election itself, that will be the highest percentage for any … Continue reading →

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Libya Holds Congressional Election for First Time in Fifty Years, Uses Proportional Representation

Posted on July 7, 2012 by adminJuly 7, 2012
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On July 7, Libya held a national election for its Congress, the first such election in that country in 50 years. See this article, which explains that Libya is using proportional representation, in combination with direct election of constituency seats. … Continue reading →

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Grassroots Party Nominates a Presidential Ticket

Posted on July 7, 2012 by adminJuly 7, 2012
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The Grassroots Party will place a presidential ticket on the ballot this year, in Minnesota and possibly other states. The presidential candidate is Jim Carlson of Duluth, Minnesota; the vice-presidential candidate is George McMahon of Iowa. The Grassroots Party also … Continue reading →

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North Carolina Tries to Get Ballot Access Case Dismissed in Advance of Trial

Posted on July 7, 2012 by adminJuly 7, 2012
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The Green and Constitution Parties have a lawsuit pending in federal court against North Carolina’s May petition deadline for new parties. The deadline is especially harmful, given that North Carolina requires more signatures to place a minor party or independent … Continue reading →

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Arizona Governor, Legislative Leaders Drop Plans to Place a Competing Primary System on the November 2012 Ballot

Posted on July 7, 2012 by adminJuly 7, 2012
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Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, and legislators, briefly considered a special session of the legislature to pass some alternate primary system and place it on the November ballot as a constitutional amendment. However, they have dropped plans to do this. See … Continue reading →

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