Every state has had at least one minor party or independent candidate for U.S. House on the November ballot during the elections of 2018, 2020, or 2022, except for Georgia. Georgia hasn’t had one since 1982, when the normal 5% petition was set aside due to late redistricting in the two Atlanta districts.
In 2022, every state will have had at least one minor party or independent candidate candidate for U.S. House on the ballot except for Georgia, New Hampshire, New Mexico, and Washington. And in 2020, New Hampshire had such candidates. New Mexico and Washington haven’t had any since 2018.
New Mexico had a Libertarian and an independent in a special election in the 1st Congressional district after the US Representative resigned to become the Secretary of the Interior. That would have been in 2021.
Yes, that’s why the blog post specifies “November” elections. Georgia has also had minor party candidates on the ballot for US House in special elections, because in special elections in Georgia, no petition is needed.
How many STUPID rotted lawyers unable to detect EQUAL in 14-1 Amdt and 1954 Brown v Bd of Ed ???
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/13/us/politics/russia-election-interference.html
Russia Secretly Gave $300 Million to Political Parties and Officials Worldwide, U.S. Says
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How many $$$ BILLIONS given to *certain* foreign parties / regimes by USA undercover rig election agents – DOD / CIA / SD / etc ???
Richard- Since the LPNM has major party status the only reason there wasn’t congressional nominees is that nobody stepped forward to run. It’s relatively easy but recruitment is lacking.
The US installed the fascist regime in Ukraine through a bloody putsch in 2014.