At their national convention in Orlando (FL) today, the Libertarian Party nominated former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson for President. Johnson received 49.5% of the vote on the first ballot and received 56% on the second ballot. Vote totals are available here. Johnson was the Libertarian Party candidate for President in 2012.

The convention nominated former Massachusetts Governor William Weld for Vice-President. Weld was the choice of Gary Johnson, and Johnson made a strong plea to choose him. Weld was elected on the second ballot with 50.57%, followed by Larry Sharpe who received 46.9% out of 872 total votes cast.

The Huffington Post has this interview with Darrell Castle, Constitution Party presidential nominee.

On May 26, a PPIC Poll was released for California races, including U.S. Senate. The Senate results: Kamala Harris 27%, Loretta Sanchez 19%, Tom Del Beccaro 8%, Ron Unz 6%, Duf Sundheim 3%, someone else 6%, don’t know 31%. Scroll down to Question 13.

Harris and Sanchez are both Democrats; the other three listed in the Poll are Republicans. This poll mirrors others that have suggested the November race will have only two Democrats on the ballot, with no write-in space.