On November 2, Wisconsin filed this brief in Americans for Citizen Voting PAC v Wolfe, e.d., 2:26cv-786. This is the lawsuit challenging the new Wisconsin law that bans out-of-state circulators, except that it doesn’t cover presidential petitions.
Here is a news story about the Forward Party of New Mexico.
Also, here is a news story about the Horry County, South Carolina, election results for County Council. The Forward Party had three nominees in those races, but they didn’t win.
Arkansas Libertarian gubernatorial nominee Colt Shelby carried Franklin County, his home county. The unofficial results are: Shelby 2,341 (45.73%); Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Republican, 2,117 (41.36%); Fred Love, Democrat, 661 (12.91%).
Franklin County is in northwest Arkansas and has a population of 17,000. Thanks to Zooey Hill for this news.
The Indianapolis Star has this story about the uncertainty over whether the Libertarian Party retained its spot on the ballot.
The Vermont Progressive Party elected one State Senator and six State House members. The Senator is Tanya Vyhovsky, in the Chittenden-Central District.
The six Representatives are: Adam Franz (Chittenden 14); Brian Cima (Chittenden 15); Trang Do and Jeffrey Peterson (Chittenden 16); Matt Gile (Chittenden 21); and Emery Mattheis (Orange-Washington-Addison).
All the winners were on the ballot as “Progressive/Democratic”. Vermont permits fusion, and the ballot lists the candidate’s membership with the first-named party, and then the name of any party that also nominated them.
In 2024 the Progressives had elected five members to the legislature.
