Starting in 1960, I have collected a sample ballot from every state, in every even-year general election. For 2022, I have been unable to obtain a sample ballot from Arizona, or a picture of one. If any reader has an unvoted actual ballot, or sample ballot, or picture of either one, I would be very grateful if you could send me a picture of the first page, showing the U.S. Senate and gubernatorial races. Presumably they are both on the front page.

It’s fine if you scribble “void” over the image.

My e-mail is richardwinger@yahoo.com.

Joe Mathews, an author and journalist who specializes in California government in politics, has this op-ed in the Ventura County Star, about the California election system.

A UMassLowell Public Opinion poll has been released for New Hampshire. For Governor, it shows: Republican Chris Sununu 51%; Democrat Tom Sherman 35%; and these results for the two Libertarians: Kelly Haldorson 5%, Karlyn Borysenko 2%. Undecided and other equals 7%.

Haldorson is the Libertarian associated with the traditional Libertarian Party. Karlyn Borysenko is the Libertarian associated with the Mises Caucus.

For U.S. Senate, the results are: Democrat Maggie Hassan 51%; Republican Don Bolduc 41%; Libertarian Jeremy Kauffman 3%; undecided 5%. Kauffman is associated with the Mises Caucus. The other Libertarian faction has no candidate for U.S. Senate.

The Senate results are on page two; the gubernatorial on page three. Thanks to PoliticalWire for the link.