On November 5, Kevin Hayes, the Constitution Party nominee for U.S. House in North Carolina’s Sixth District, received 103,053 votes, or 30.77%, in a two-race with a Republican. This is the highest percentage for a minor party or independent candidate … Continue reading
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On November 5, the Working Class Party polled enough votes to become ballot-qualified for 2026 in the Illinois Fourth U.S. House district. Ed Hershey polled 5.11% of the vote, meeting the 5% vote test. Although Illinois has some of the … Continue reading
On November 5, Wendy Hewitt was re-elected to the Calimesa, California city council. The city is in Riverside County and has a population of 11,165. Three were to be elected to at-large seats, and five candidates ran. Hewitt is a … Continue reading
On November 5, Arizona voters defeated two ballot measures that would have curtailed the statewide initiative process. Measure 134 would have required a significant number of signatures in each of the 30 state legislative districts. Currently there is no distribution … Continue reading
Libertarian nominees for U.S. Senate this year polled approximately 950,000 votes, although an exact count is several weeks away and it may be somewhat higher. This is surprising, because the party only had nominees on the ballot in 13 states, … Continue reading