On November 8, nine Progressive Party member-nominees were elected to the Vermont legislature, the most ever. In the State Senate, Anthony Pollina was re-elected from Washington County. Christopher Pearson, who had been a Progressive member of the House from Burlington, … Continue reading
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On November 9, Rocky De La Fuente won a procedural point from a U.S. District Court in South Carolina, in his presidential primary ballot access lawsuit. Judge Cameron McGowan Currie, a Clinton appointee, in a two-page order, denied the request … Continue reading
The Libertarian Party now has approximately 500,000 registrants. It is the first nationally-organized party, other than the Democratic and Republican Parties, to have that many. The Libertarian Party had 411,250 registrants in February 2016, and in all previous years, had … Continue reading
The Idaho Secretary of State has posted the November 1, 2016 registration data. The new percentages are: Republican 48.27%; Democratic 10.64%; Libertarian .64%; Constitution .32%; independent and miscellaneous 40.13%. In February 2016, the percentages were: Republican 40.30%; Democratic 9.53%; Libertarian … Continue reading
Many news sources are reporting that Williamson Evers is under consideration to be named Donald Trump’s Secretary of Education. Evers was very active in the Libertarian Party in the period 1974-1996. See his wikipedia page. He was a Libertarian nominee … Continue reading