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Nassau County, LI: Republican challenger Mangano leads Democratic Party incumbent Suozzi

Posted on November 10, 2009 by kwilder

November 29th update: As per The New York Times: As of Wednesday [November 25], with all but a handful of the ballots counted, Mr. Suozzi trailed by 217 votes November 17th Update: As per this story at Long Island Press: “Mangano took the lead last week by 497 votes following a re-canvassing of voting machines. […]

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NY-23 Congressional Race: Looks like the Democrat won

Posted on November 3, 2009 by kwilder

Well, I didn’t want to care about this race. At the beginning, the only choices on the ballot were: A Democrat; a Republican; and a Republican running on the Conservative Party line. Not much hope for a third party, progressive. Though, my interest was peeked when the Republican dropped out of the race. And, Sarah […]

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FEC releases 2008 prez/congressional vote count: mixed media response

Posted on August 8, 2009 by kwilder

Ballot Access News is a site which focuses on why and how independent and third party candidates have so many ballot access hurdles to overcome. So, when the Federal Elections Commission (FEC) released its report on votes in the 2008 US Presidential race and Congressional races this week, Ballot Access covered the story in a […]

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Scholastic Presidential Mock Election Unfair

Posted on December 21, 2008 by iwilder

Here is a recent Nader piece on the subject of Scholastic and the two party system over at Counterpunch. KW: Below, is an e-mail I sent around to third party circles and some Nader fans, on October 24, 2008. I also sent a request to Scholastic that week for a full report on their write-ins, […]

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Ballot Access News: Final NY presidential vote tally on Dec. 4th

Posted on November 20, 2008 by iwilder

from Ballot Access News: New York Official Canvass to be Released December 4 The New York State Board of Elections will release its official canvass of votes on December 4. It is not known when various other states will complete their official canvass (some have already finished), but the December 4 date for New York […]

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Election round-up: Party switches in Congress

Posted on November 19, 2008 by iwilder

Ballot Access News has a great article listing all the states (with districts) that had switches from one major party to the other major party based on the last election, Nov. 4th, 2008. (Noting some races are still in recount.) The overall summary is: 24 seats switched from Republican in Congress to Democrat in Congress. […]

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Green Party wins for 2008

Posted on November 8, 2008 by iwilder

Here is a list of Green Party candidates who won elected office in 2008. There’s 18. More results may come in. Arkansas Richard Carroll was elected to Arkansas State Legislature, District 34. California Bruce Delgado was elected to Mayor of Marina City, Monterey County, CA (pop. 25,000) Ross Mirkarimi was re-elected to San Francisco Board […]

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Message To Greens And Cynthia McKinney Supporters

Posted on November 5, 2008 by iwilder

Now, this is leadership. Ron Hardy at Green Party Watch gave the proper post-election, motivational and thank you speech. For us, and for our noble candidates. It’s worth the read (you deserve it!): Election Hangover of Hope

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Checking on McKinney/Clemente election returns

Posted on November 5, 2008 by iwilder

For people who like to watch all the numbers come in, Green Party Watch found another, good link for third party presidential results: AOL here. Guess that is mildly better that FOX News, who Ballot Access News found who was also giving out third party presidential results. The AOL site put Cynthia McKinney’s national total […]

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Updated: (but still) wildly unofficial Massachusetts Green Party results

Posted on February 6, 2008 by iwilder

The Green Party of Massachusetts is trying to collect their own results. For lists of counties and media results, go to the Green-Rainbow party’s community page here. – Below are 3 sets of numbers (bonus sets, from about Feb 8, at the “more” link) from the MA Green Party Primary. One is from a media […]

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Updated: Unofficial Green Party Primary returns

Posted on February 6, 2008 by iwilder

As of Noon: We’re at 95.9% of the primary results now in California: Kent Mesplay (Grn) 564 2.0 % Jared Ball (Grn) 444 1.6 % Jesse Johnson (Grn) 506 1.8 % Kat Swift (Grn) 843 3.0 % Ralph Nader (Grn) 16,835 61.1 % Elaine Brown (Grn) 1,259 4.6 % Cynthia McKinney (Grn) 7,124 25.9 % […]

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Green Party Primary Coverage: anecdotes and analysis

Posted on February 6, 2008 by iwilder

My quick overview of the Green Party primaries:

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Green Party Primary: In the news

Posted on February 6, 2008 by iwilder

from Arkansas: The Morning News: Local News for Northwest Arkansas …Arkansas also held its first Green Party presidential primary. Jim Lendall of Mablevale, Arkansas’ national committeeman, said there were some problems being reported with voters being unaware of the option of voting for the Green Party or not being offered a ballot at polling places. […]

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Green Victories (updated w/ photo)

Posted on November 6, 2007 by iwilder

Please stay posted here for more Green election victories to be posted in the following days. In Albany, David Lussier is winning on the Green Party line. Evidently, after the machine vote, Lussier has a 5 vote lead over his opponent, Brian Scavo. Lussier’s campaign was told that the paper and absentee ballots would be […]

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