Here is a link to the Missouri Libertarian presidential primary results. Uncommitted is winning, followed by Austin Petersen, who lives in Missouri. The state required the list of candidates so early that neither Gary Johnson nor John McAfee had declared in time to get on that ballot.
In 2012, the only choices on the Missouri Libertarian presidential primary ballot were James Ogle and uncommitted. Ogle won.
The North Carolina Libertarian Party has its own presidential primary in 2016, and it did in 2012 as well. In 2012 the results were: no preference 4,767; Gary Johnson 1,491; Lee Wrights 336; R. J. Harris 315; Roger Gary 301; Carl Person 261; Bill Still 221.
In 2016, Johnson so far has more than double the percentage he had in 2012. His 2012 percentage was only 19.38%. Here is a link to the North Carolina presidential primary returns on the state’s web page. Thanks to Independent Political Report for the link. Scroll down to the Libertarian results.
This news story has the latest in the Pennsylvania state court lawsuit over whether John Kasich should be on the Pennsylvania Republican presidential primary ballot.
Politico has this interactive map, to enable anyone to see the primary or caucus election returns for any state, including the states that have reported some returns for March 15 events.
On March 11, the Montana Republican Party asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow it to escape the June 7, 2016 open primary. The Court has had the request for five days now and still has not acted. The case is Ravalli County Republican Committee v McCulloch, 15A911. The request was filed with Justice Kennedy, who handles emergency matters for states in the Ninth Circuit.
