New Hampshire Libertarian Party Posts Results of Party-Administered Primary

The New Hampshire Libertarian Party web page has these results of its party-administered presidential primary. Vermin Supreme placed first. The number of ballots cast was 44.


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New Hampshire Libertarian Party Posts Results of Party-Administered Primary — 25 Comments

  1. These results have been available for around a month, I believe I even emailed them to you myself in January.

  2. NOOO caucuses, primaries and conventions.

    ONE election day.

    EQUAL ballot access nom pets.

    PR-APPV-TOTSOP

  3. Richard might have been afraid that if he posted them earlier, it might affected the results from Dixville Notch

  4. Anonymous, I haven’t decided whom I support for the Libertarian presidential nomination.

  5. Something is seriously wrong with that count because there were 62 votes in the third round with only 44 ballots cast. First and second rounds add up to 44, but not the 3rd. Total votes thus add up to 150, not 132 (which is 3×44). And anyways, the method used is ridiculous because it just gives everyone THREE VOTES. There is no point to this. The way it should have been done is that anyone who didn’t finish in the top three gets eliminated and only their second choice votes are counted for round two. Check for majority after round two and if not, eliminate the third place candidate and repeat for round three.

  6. Georgia also had a “bean count” at its convention in January. 3 beans per person. Results:

    48 Adam Kokesh

    29 Jo Jorgensen

    26 Vermin Supreme

    21 Dan Behrman

    20 Sam Robb

    Results from other candidates weren’t announced. So the LP has at 3 winners: Vermin Supreme in New Hampshire, Jacob Hornberger in Iowa, and Adam Kokesh in Georgia.

  7. LP party paid National Primary for LP Prez candidates –

    pending

    PR and AppV — pending Condorcet.

    Cost per scanner paper SECRET ballot ???

    JUNK ALL the olde elitist election stuff.

  8. Richard, the only candidate you were posting articles about is Chafee, while ignoring others. It’s pretty obvious he is your favorite.

  9. @JB,

    They used Bucklin for the first two rounds. If anyone has a majority on the first round, they are elected. If not, then the second votes are added in. This may have an advantage over IRV in that a compromise candidate won’t be eliminated due to lack of first-place votes.

    The third round was by approval voting in which you can vote for as many candidates as you find acceptable.

    This hybrid may have an advantage of not switching to approval unless necessary. There might also be a tendency to only “approve” of your favorite.

  10. Chafee is notable because he is a former Senator and Governor. This is the exact same reason that the only candidates or potential candidates for the LP nomination that have been discussed in mainstream media have been Chafee and Amash. Mainstream media articles focused on candidates for alternative party nominations are noteworthy here for the attention they bring to ballot access concerns.

  11. Jim. Where were the 5th place results announced for Georgia? I’ve only seen 4 previously.

  12. Skylar, according to them, because he is a right wing republican, fake, phony and fraud.

  13. Three LP “primaries” with three different results. Looks like the LP convention could go beyond 1st ballot. Fortunately, they have elimination voting on subsequent rounds, so it’s not endless. The Democrats might need something like that.

  14. @Anonymous

    Richard also posted an article when Jacob Hamburglar declared for the nomination. He’s not biased toward Chafee.

  15. LOL @ Hamburglar! Hey, at least he is actually a libertarian and is actually known in the party.

    There are some people running now who even I have never heard of, and I have been following this stuff closely for many years. If even I do not know who you are that is a good sign that you are obscure.

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