A Minnesota gubernatorial debate will soon be held between the nominees of the Democratic, Republican, and Independence Parties. See this story. Thanks to Michael for the link.
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On October 6, the three candidates on the Florida ballot for Attorney General (the nominees of the Republican, Democratic and Libertarian Parties) debated each other. See this report.
On October 1, the nominees of the Alaska Republican Party, Libertarian Party, and independent candidate Bill Walker debated each other. See this story.
According to this New York Times story, the UKIP is polling at 13% for the next British House of Commons election. The UKIP promises to take Britain out of the European Union. The Conservative government merely promises a referendum on that. Labour is committed to keeping Britain in the European Union. Therefore, it is obvious that voters who vote UKIP would prefer the Conservatives to Labour.
In 2011, Britain voted on whether to use ranked-choice voting in House of Commons elections. The Conservative Party waged a ferocious campaign against that idea. The irony is that the Conservatives may now regret their stance. The next election will come sometime within the next seven months.
West Virginia Public Television will hold a second televised U.S. Senate debate. The second one will include all five candidates who are on the ballot. The first one was limited to just the Democratic and Republican nominees. See this press release.
The five candidates are the nominees of the Democratic, Republican, Green (Mountain), Libertarian, and Constitution Parties. Thanks to Jeff Becker for the link.