Four Libertarian Party nominees were elected or re-elected to partisan office on November 8, 2022. All four were unopposed. Thomas Laehn was re-elected as County Attorney of Greene County, Iowa. When he was elected as a Libertarian in 2018 he … Continue reading
On November 18, a Georgia state trial court ruled that the law banning early voting on Saturdays following Holidays does not apply to runoff elections. Therefore, Georgia voters can vote on Saturday, November 26. See this story. The Secretary of … Continue reading
On November 4, the Secretary of State of Florida granted recognition to the No Labels Party. Therefore, in 2024, it is free to run nominees for any partisan office, except for the only office for which the party is interested, … Continue reading
This Washington Post article says U.S. voter turnout in November 2022 was lower than in November 2018. Although the story discusses percentages, in some states the absolute number of voters was lower in 2022 than in 2018, and as a … Continue reading
The Georgia Democratic Party is currently suing the Georgia Secretary of State over whether early voting should be permitted on Saturday, November 26, for the U.S. Senate runoff. The law says no early voting is permitted on a Saturday that … Continue reading
