The New York Times has a moderately long article about Chase Oliver, the Georgia Libertarian nominee for U.S. Senate. Both the internet version and the print version include a picture of Oliver. This is the first New York Times story … Continue reading
On November 8, North Dakota voters passed an initiative to amend the state constitution and provide for term limits for Governors and state legislators. It passed with over 63% of the vote. This initiative only got on the ballot because … Continue reading
Arkansas voters have defeated Issue Two, put on the ballot by the legislature. It would have required initiatives to poll 60% of the vote in order to pass, instead of just a simple majority. … Continue reading
The November 8 election resulted in the Democratic Party winning control of both houses of the Minnesota legislature. For some time the Democrats have had a majority in the House but not in the Senate. Governor Tim Walz is a … Continue reading
The Alabama Libertarian Party had been hoping to get 20% of the vote for at least one statewide race, but most of the Libertarians running against only a Republican received between 15% and 16%. Looking at the Treasurer’s race, the … Continue reading
