Iowa registration data for September 1, 2018, shows: Republican 32.47%; Democratic 31.24%; Libertarian .58%; Green .14%; independent 35.58%.
In February 2018, the percentages were: Republican 32.72%; Democratic 30.27%; Libertarian .48%; Green .15%; independent 36.39%.
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Wow, thats over a 20% increase in Libertarian registrants in less than a year. They must be doing something right in Iowa
It’s still a minute percentage. The libertarian party is becoming less libertarian in their message.
I disagree, I think the LP has become more libertarian over time, especially the 90s when many members saw white-nationalist as “allies”
The United Coalition USA team of POTUS and Vice-POTUS will likely consist of candidates collaborating for the two seats, both differing political parties and different genders, like in 2012 when we won the first and only LP primary with 52.7%.
We could try to step up to join the Ds or Rs on their level or run on an independent ticket but we tried that and it didn’t attract the votes.
The Libertarian and Green, or Green and Libertarian, the team psychology with two different parties and genders for the two seats, is the winning formula.
Not two males like Trump and Johnson campaigns picked, but two candidates picked by the voters.
Not more males, being picked by conceited egomaniacal psychopathic males in 2020.
Instead we find cool team players who want to work together for the good of the whole.
Go Herd/Ogle [Libertarian/One] 2020
It’s a tiny percentage but, unlike the Rs and Ds who usually get fewer than 2 voters for every registered voter, the Libertarians can get 6 – 15 voters for every registered voter.
Because in many places registering as an R or D has a function – it allows someone to vote in primaries. But usually the only purpose of registering with a minor party is to provide a record that you find the Rs and Ds unacceptable. So fewer people bother to register with minor parties.
Iowa L registration, both in raw numbers and as a share of total registrations, is up 37% since November, 2016 – from 0.42% – 0.58% (+3,100.) That 0.16% increase is going to show up as a 1% – 2.4% increase from the total pool of voters who are willing to cast votes for Libertarians (+18,000 – 45,000 if voter turnout was similar in 2018 as it was in 2016, which it won’t be.) And that’s coming out of the pockets of the Rs and Ds. Or, in this case, maybe just the Rs.
The Iowa LP had a gubernatorial primary. A statewide primary generates interest and media attention, it is something that alternative parties should take advantage of if the ballot laws require choosing nominees by that method.
The main LP website is reporting that Nevada is now over 1% LP registration, and indicating that it’s the “third” state where this threshold has been achieved, with the others being Colorado and Alaska. That post isn’t accurate; Nebraska is also over 1%.
ALL public party registration lists are PURGE lists
— loved by Stalin and Hitler types.
Even private lists can be purge lists —
see NAACP case circa 1958 — start of many 1 Amdt cases.