Massachusetts voters will be voting on a top-two initiative in November. A University of New Hampshire Bay State Poll released September 24 shows that the initiative is backed by 41% of the voters, opposed by 39%, and 19% are undecided. … Continue reading
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On September 17, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court agreed with the Commonwealth Court that Christopher Gambino has enough valid signatures. Gambino is a Forward Party nominee for State House, 143rd district. See this story. … Continue reading
After getting booted from the 2026 ballot when the Republican Party sued to get the New Jersey Secretary of State to enforce a previously unenforced and likely unconstitutional law banning out of state petitioners, Libertarian Party candidate Lana LeguĂa announced … Continue reading
On September 24, U.S. Senate independent candidates Dan Osborn of Nebraska, and Brian Bengs of South Dakota, said that if they are both elected, they will caucus with each other. This is a clever response for the people who have … Continue reading
Aaron Day, a New Hampshire independent and a former Libertarian nominee for U.S. Senate, has organized the Stark Freedom PAC (named for Revolutionary war hero General John Stark). On September 24 it announced that it will spend $2,500,000 in independent … Continue reading