On September 30, the Eleventh Circuit heard oral argument in Libertarian Party of Georgia v Attorney General of Georgia, 25-12553. The issue is the Georgia law that says individuals can contribute more to the sitting Governor or Lieutenant Governor, if … Continue reading
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The number of active registered voters in Florida as of September 15 is: Republican 5,650,359; Democratic 4,099,509; Independent Party 326,417; Conservative 40,996; Libertarian 34,190; America First 29,423; Constitution 17,833; Boricua 19,547; Green 9,573; Coalition with a purpose 10,498; American Solidarity … Continue reading
Here is the Alaska November 2026 sample ballot, which uses ranked choice voting. … Continue reading
Question Three, the Massachusetts top-two initiative that is on the ballot next month, says the top two vote-getters in the primary go onto the general election ballot. It doesn’t exclude persons who receive write-in votes in the primary. So if … Continue reading
On September 29, the Massachusetts Libertarian Party asked voters to vote “no” on Question Three, the top-two initiative. Here is the party’s website recommendations on all statewide ballot measures. The party wrote: “This question would basically eliminate third party candidates … Continue reading