Here is a story from sourcenm.com.
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According to a text message from Justin O’Donnell to your correspondent, 1,653 valid signatures were turned in from Congressional District 1, and 1,736 valid signatures from Congressional District 2. 1,500 valid were needed from each. Total signatures gathered were 4,546, which makes for an overall validity rate of 74.55%.
If Villee earns at least 4% of the vote for Governor, the Libertarian Party will once again achieve ballot status in New Hampshire.
I don’t offhand know how much money the Libertarian Party of Idaho has to spend on its federal candidates, but here is a succinct story on how the recent US Supreme Court ruling has benefitted the LPID, at least in the short term.
The judge ruled on Thursday, August 27, 2026 that proper procedures were not followed by the Libertarian Party of Iowa in replacing the previous Lt. Governor candidate and Third District Congressional candidate.
Here is the story from the Iowa Capital Dispatch. Thanks to Independent Political Report for the heads up.
I just spoke with LPIA Chair Stephanie Berlin. She says that a decision to appeal this latest decision will be made by the adversely affected candidates. “They have our full and utter support,” she said. Berlin continued, “This decision has disenfranchised about 11,000 Iowa voters who signed petitions to place our Gubernatorial ticket and Third Congressional District candidate on the ballot.”
Both the Governor’s race and the Third Congressional District race are leaning Democratic at this time.
In a meeting held this past Monday, August 24, 2026, the Michigan Board of State Canvassers did not approve the Americans for Citizen Voting (“ACV”) initiative for the November 2026 ballot. ACV has appealed the decision to the Michigan Supreme Court.
Here’s the story from votebeat.org.