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In 2016 the Libertarian Party enjoyed 50-state ballot access for the first time since 1996, and polled higher than any third party had since Ross Perot took the 1992
The Maine Republican Party filed a complaint against Secretary of State Matt Dunlap Friday, asking the court to find ranked choice voting unconstitutional on the grounds that it is their
This week, supporters of the California Consumer Privacy Act submitted 625,000 signatures statewide in an effort to qualify for the November ballot.
Alastair Mactaggart, lead sponsor of the initiative
In January 2018, the CEOs of corporate giants Amazon, Berkshire-Hathaway, and JPMorgan Chase announced a joint venture to seek "ways to address healthcare for their U.S. employees,
The people of South Carolina in 2014 certified for the ballot possibly one of the most effective independent parties in the nation in 2014.
Since being certified, the American Party
Editor's note: this article was co-authored by Cathy Stewart (introduction) and Caroline Donnola (main article).
The Politics for the People (P4P) Book Club brings together independent-minded
Imagine if Bernie didn't have to run as a Democrat.
Thanks to California's non-partisan primary, the Our Revolution endorsed Gayle McLaughlin can.
Why?
Because in
Byline Note: This article was co-written by Harry Kresky, general counsel for Independent Voting, and Wayne Griffin, chairman of the SC Independence Party and Greer City Councilmember.
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In a wide-ranging interview with IVN San Diego, the President & CEO of the San Diego County Taxpayers Association Haney Hong, made clear his feelings about the push to
California Insurance Commissioner candidate Sen. Ricardo Lara, D-Bell Gardens, is pushing his new bill, SB 174, to amend existing state law that would allow the appointment of any resident
Another election season, another increasingly bizarre redrawing of the electoral map. In states across the U.S., voting districts are elongated and chopped, stretched like taffy to cover certain state
