Wyoming law says parties that poll 2% for certain offices are ballot-qualified by nominate by convention. But if they poll 10%, they nominate by primary. Both the Constitution and Libertarian Parties polled over 10% for Secretary of State of Wyoming, … Continue reading
Almost 27% of the Missouri voters voted for either the Libertarian, or the Constitution Party, nominee for State Auditor. No Democrat was running. Auditor was the only statewide race on the ballot. Here is a link to the Secretary of … Continue reading
The Green Party and the Libertarian Party each have regained qualified status in Wisconsin, based on their showings for Treasurer. See this story. Parties need 1% for any statewide race for recognition. The only statewide Constitution Party nominee, Andrew Zuelke, … Continue reading
Fairvote has this summary of how voters in each state voted, on statewide ballot measures affecting election law. … Continue reading
On November 4, 2014, the Hawaii Libertarian Party’s nominees for State Senate, together, polled 7,862. The party had five nominees, and there were eleven districts voting for State Senate. The law passed in 1999 provided for the first time that … Continue reading
