On Libertarians and the two-party system
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The winner-take-all system ultimately leads voters to prefer two parties because they see third parties splitting the vote in a damaging way. Continue Reading
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The winner-take-all system ultimately leads voters to prefer two parties because they see third parties splitting the vote in a damaging way. Continue Reading
Libertarians have largely focused on sending Gary Johnson to Washington, which is unlikely, instead of seizing the rare opportunity to build a stronger party. Continue Reading
New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver’s decision to add straight-party ticket voting to November’s ballot has caused waves across the political party spectrum. Continue Reading
Maybe one person in Congress who isn’t afraid to work with both sides from the middle is just what this country needs right now. Continue Reading
Gary Johnson spoke publicly for the first time on Thursday about his run for the U.S. Senate as a Libertarian. Continue Reading
The Libertarian Party of New Mexico has filed paperwork to officially name former governor Gary Johnson as its nominee for U.S. Senate. Continue Reading
Johnson has yet to even launch a campaign, but some of his supporters are calling for his possible Republican opponent, Mick Rich, to drop out of the race. Continue Reading
A candidate switch-up is likely in the works. Continue Reading
New Mexicans likely won’t see a Libertarian candidate for governor on the ballot in November. Continue Reading
Armed with major-party status this year, Libertarians hope voters in New Mexico want an alternative to the Democratic and Republican parties. Continue Reading
One of the more recognizable candidates was State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn, a long time Republican who recently registered as a Libertarian. Continue Reading
Dunn said he is considering his next political move as his term comes to an end later this year. Continue Reading
There are many things that can be done to fix New Mexico’s broken election system without making government bigger, more intrusive or more expensive. Continue Reading
We the Libertarians simply want to live our own lives, and let everyone else live theirs. Continue Reading