Jesse Battles, an independent candidate for State Senate in Alabama’s Tenth District, has been elected in a very close election against the Republican incumbent. See this story. This is the first time ...

Harvard Professor Danielle Allen has a substack titled “The Renovator.” The November 10 edition has this commentary on the strict Massachusetts ballot access requirements for primary candidates, ...

The Arizona No Labels Party lawsuit over whether it may change its name is moving ahead. See this story. Posted in Uncategorized permalink ...

Tara McCoy, the Constitution Party nominee for West Virginia House, 93rd district, polled 43.0% in a two-person race against a Republican. This is the highest percentage for a Constitution Party ...

Jennifer Brunner, the only Democrat on the Ohio Supreme Court, was reelected last week. Ironically, she had lost her lawsuit last month to remove the word “Democrat” from the ballot next to her name.

Here is a news story about the Indiana Libertarian Party and its uncertain ongoing qualified status. Posted in Uncategorized permalink ...

The two 2026 independents elected to State Senates are: David Wolk in Vermont’s Rutland County district, and Bryce Edgmon in Alaska’s x district.

Unofficial results show that the Working Families Party of New York polled 6.10% of the vote for Governor, the highest percentage it has ever received for a statewide office. See here.

No name appeared on the Tennessee general election ballot for State Representative, 93rd district. Five individuals filed to have their write-ins counted. John Bradley won with 2,052 votes. No other ...

At last week’s election, Larry Behnke, an independent candidate, defeated his Republican opponent for Sheriff of Lonoke County, Arkansas. See the county’s election returns here. Scroll down to page ...

On November 5, U.S. District Court Judge Jamal Whitehead, a Biden appointee, issued a Temporary Restraining Order to prevent the federal government from ordering Washington state not to process any ...

The Nevada Libertarian Party polled enough votes for all four of its Clark County candidates for executive office to remain qualified. It needed to poll at least 10,810 votes for any nominee. For ...