Georgia and Louisiana are the only states that provide for general election run-offs if no one gets 50% in the general election. Because the Georgia Libertarian Party is ballot-qualified for all statewide offices, sometimes the presence of the Libertarian means … Continue reading
The Nonpartisan Party has qualified for the Delaware ballot. It has a nominee for U.S. House, and several for the legislature. The Nonpartisan Party is completely separate from the Independent Party, which is also a qualified party in Delaware. Parties … Continue reading
In Georgia, nominees for Governor and Lieutenant Governor may receive unlimited donations if they are the nominees of a party that polled 20% of the vote in the last election for president in the entire U.S., or for Governor of … Continue reading
Missouri has two statewide offices on the ballot this year, U.S. Senator and Auditor. The Missouri Press Association has invited all candidates on the statewide ballot to debate their opponents, on September 16. The U.S. Senate race has a Republican, … Continue reading
No Labels Party is currently petitioning for party status in approximately ten states. Like Americans Elect in 2011-2012, it holds itself out as a supporter of a centrist independent presidential ticket in 2024. The No Labels website invites people to … Continue reading
