The following is from the Tancredo campaign: At midnight tonight, my Road to Victory Money Bomb comes to an end. Tomorrow morning, my campaign manager – Bay Buchanan – will make our final media purchases. My campaign a still far away from her original goal, but I have some wonderful news: Due to a technical [...]

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Posted by Staff at LP blog, October 1: On September 29, LP Chair Mark Hinkle appeared on the "Baldy & the Blonde" show on WGSO radio in New Orleans. Part of the discussion was about our recent statement about the Republicans’ "Pledge to America." Listen to the podcast.

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Mark Hinkle at Libertarian Party blog, October 3: I am, once again, please to add another web link on our Liberty-Links web page: www.ntu.org The National Taxpayers Union has been long time advocate for the U.S. taxpayers. I’ve been a member for at least a couple of decades. If you want to keep up with [...]

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Posted by Rachel Hawkridge at LP blog on October 3:   Who has one of the year’s best political ads for third party and independent candidates (so far)?         See "Most Aggressive Challenge to a Major Party Rival"   Who is Florida’s first Libertarian Senate candidate? Rachel Hawkridge    Arianna Halgren       Alex Snitker       Who will [...]

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The latest video from Libertarian Travis Irvine for Congress in Ohio. H/T IPR reader Be Rational in comments on a previous post.

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Ballot Access News: There is at least one Libertarian on the ballot across the U.S, in areas containing 81.9% of the voters, for the November 2010 election. The Libertarian Party, as is usual in midterm years, is on the ballot in more places than any other minor party. For 2010, the equivalent percentages for other [...]

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Ballot Access News: Donn Esmonde, long-serving political columnist for the Buffalo News (Buffalo’s only daily newspaper) has this column about the New York gubernatorial debate of October 18. The column suggests that Warren Redlich, the Libertarian nominee, had the best performance of any of the seven candidates. Previously at IPR: Think 3 Institute: Turning Inclusive [...]

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Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch: On Monday October 18 Green Change issued a press release entitled “Green candidates call for end of corporate personhood” announcing that 110 Green Party candidates nationwide are calling for a “Green New Deal” to end the legal doctrine of corporate personhood, which grants corporations constitutional rights that had previously [...]

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Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch: Even after Illinois Green Party gubernatorial candidate Rich Whitney got over 10% of the vote in 2006 and established the Green Party as a major party under Illinois law, the Illinois League of Women Voters is refusing to let Whitney debate the Republican and Democratic candidates in Chicago on [...]

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Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch: The City Wire reports on a new poll including Arkansas Green Party candidates Jim Lendall for governor and John Gray for US Senate: In the U.S. Senate race, Boozman’s margin over incumbent U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln has shrunk to 13 points as he now holds a 49-36% lead. Independent [...]

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Samuel Wilson at Think 3 Institute: The aftermath of Monday’s inclusive New York gubernatorial debate, which spotlighted all seven candidates who’ll appear on the November ballot, raises questions about the need for balance between inclusiveness and seriousness. The talk of the night and day after the debate, when not focused on the two major-party candidates, [...]

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Posted at peaceandfreedom.org: Every four years, the League of Women Voters and the California Channel on cable TV collaborate on the production of a series of interviews with candidates for statewide office, the Board of Equalization, and the appellate courts. This year’s effort is called Cable’s Free Airtime Project 2010. These interviews are posted online [...]

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