This month, Vermont elected five independent state representatives. Four of them had been elected in 2018 as independents as well, and one of them had been elected in 2018 as a Republican. They are: Terry Norris of Shoreham; Paul Lefebvre … Continue reading
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This month, Wyoming State Representative Jim Rosco was re-elected as an independent. He had also been elected as an independent in 2018. Before that he had been a Democratic state representative. He lives in Teton County, in the northwest part … Continue reading
In the November 3 election, New York Assemblymember Rebecca Seawright was re-elected in the 76th Assembly district, even though she was only on the ballot as the nominee of an unqualified party, the “Rise and Unite” Party. The initial election … Continue reading
Four Libertarian Party nominees were elected to partisan office earlier this month: Wyoming State Representative; Kankakee County Commission, Illinois; Mancelona Township Trustee, Antrim County, Michigan; and Newellton Alderman, Tensas Parish, Louisiana. For the Wyoming legislative race, Marshall Burt was in … Continue reading
As of November 21, four U.S. House seats still aren’t decided, although Republicans are leading in all four. Without those four districts, the U.S. House has 222 Democrats and 209 Republicans. In three of the four uncalled districts, only a … Continue reading