Pennsylvania Libertarian Party Wins Two Contested Partisan Races

Posted on by November 11, 2025
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On November 4, two Pennsylvania Libertarian nominees won partisan contested local elections. In Renovo Borough, in Clinton County, Justin Lynn received 159 votes for Mayor, and his only opponent, a Democrat, received 103.

For Carlynton School Board, in Allegheny County, four were to be elected and five candidates appeared on the ballot. Reece Smith, who was on the ballot as the nominee of three parties (Libertarian, Republican, and Democratic) was one of the winners. Pennsylvania permits fusion for local education posts.

Two Working Families Party Nominees Won New York Elections Even Though They Weren’t Also Democratic Nominees

Posted on by November 11, 2025
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On November 4, two Working Families Party nominees were elected to partisan public office, even though they were not also Democratic nominees.

In Newburgh, for City Council ward 3, WFP nominee Tamika Stewart defeated her only opponent, a Democrat, by 392-323.

In Onondaga County, for the county legislative race, district 9, WFP nominee Nicole Watts defeated her Republican and independent opponents. No Democrat was on the ballot. Watts received 1,176; the Republican received 791; an independent received 125.