Libertarian Party Won Four Partisan Races Earlier This Month

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 a two-person race against a Democrat. For the Louisiana Alderman race, Jackie Hankins defeated a Republican and an independent. In the Michigan race, there were two seats to be filled, and the candidates were one Libertarian (Donna Grundle-Kreig), one Republican, and one Democrat; the Democrat was the only candidate defeated. The Illinois Libertarian winner, Jacob Collins, had no opponents.

Four U.S. House Races Still Aren’t Decided

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 Republican and a Democrat were on the ballot. Those three districts are California’s 21st, California’s 25th, and Iowa’s Second District.

In the other uncalled race, New York’s 22nd, the vote so far is 154,730 for the Republican; 154,430 for the Democrat; and 6,590 for the Libertarian.

November 2020 Ballot Access News Print Edition

Ballot Access News
November 2020 – Volume 36, Number 6

This issue was printed on blue paper.


Table of Contents

  1. JUSTICES NEIL GORSUCH AND BRETT KAVANAUGH EXPRESS SYMPATHY FOR INDEPENDENT VOTERS
  2. U.S. SUPREME COURT KEEPS RANKED CHOICE VOTING FOR PRESIDENT
  3. ALASKA PARTY LABEL WIN AFTER ALL
  4. JUDGE AMY BARRETT
  5. VOTER REGISTRATION TOTALS
  6. 2020 PARTY REVENUE FROM STATE INCOME TAX “CHECK-OFF”
  7. TOTALS FOR THE ENTIRE NATION THROUGH THE PERIOD 2000-2020
  8. LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES ON THE BALLOT
  9. PRESIDENTIAL WRITE-IN STATUS
  10. GEORGIA SPECIAL U.S. HOUSE ELECTION
  11. ERRATA: PEOPLES PARTY
  12. PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
  13. FLORIDA ACLU OPPOSES TOP-TWO INITIATIVE
  14. SUBSCRIBING TO BAN WITH PAYPAL