Public Broadcasting Service is sponsoring debates for all Arkansas congressional races, and has invited all three Libertarian congressional candidates to participate. See this story. In the U.S. House races, there are Libertarians in two districts out of the four.

The Libertarian Party nominee for U.S. Senate, Ricky Dale Harrington, Jr., is the only opponent for incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Tom Cotton. The independent write-in candidate withdrew last month, and there is no Democratic nominee. Because Senator Cotton refuses to debate Harrington, PBS will air two interviews with Harrington.

A recent American Research Group poll shows Cotton at 49%, Harrington at 38%, and the remainder undecided.

The San Diego Union-Tribune has this story about the American Independent Party. Although it starts by being about the party’s endorsement of Congressman Darrell Issa, it evolves into a story about the AIP itself.

Here is a link to the three-hour minor party presidential debate held in Denver on the evening of October 8. It lasts three hours and included the presidential nominees of the Green, Constitution, Socialism & Liberation, and American Solidarity Parties, and also independent candidate Brock Pierce.