Libertarian Election Results 2014 - J. Wilson, A Libertarian Future:
November 5, 2014 - "Libertarian candidates may not have won very many elections this year, but we’ve had some high percentage victories. In some states, that means we’ll get the ballot access we deserve for the next election. Guaranteed ballot access is important because it’s time and money that we won’t have to waste next time. Libertarians will be able to spend more time and money campaigning, and less time getting arbitrary signature counts.
"These high percentage Libertarian election results also send a clear message to both of the two parties. Voting Libertarian tells them they won’t receive our consent, and will have to work harder if they ever want our votes. If they don’t, we’re more than happy to keep voting Libertarian.
"These Libertarian election results show just how many Americans are fed up with the two party system and want a third major party.
"More to come!"
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November 5, 2014 - "Libertarian candidates may not have won very many elections this year, but we’ve had some high percentage victories. In some states, that means we’ll get the ballot access we deserve for the next election. Guaranteed ballot access is important because it’s time and money that we won’t have to waste next time. Libertarians will be able to spend more time and money campaigning, and less time getting arbitrary signature counts.
"These high percentage Libertarian election results also send a clear message to both of the two parties. Voting Libertarian tells them they won’t receive our consent, and will have to work harder if they ever want our votes. If they don’t, we’re more than happy to keep voting Libertarian.
"These Libertarian election results show just how many Americans are fed up with the two party system and want a third major party.
- Top Voter Percentage: Randall Lord from Louisiana’s 4th Congressional District with 26.56% (55,224 votes)
- Runner Up: Lucas Overby from Florida’s 13th Congressional District with 24.75% (55,273 votes)
- Top Vote Total: Adrian Wyllie for Governor of Florida with 222,565 votes (3.75% of the vote)
- Runner Up: Bill Wohlsifer for Attorney General of Florida with 168,946 votes (2.9% of the vote)
"More to come!"
Read more: http://alibertarianfuture.com/2014-election/libertarian-election-results-2014/#sthash.ToC0ljkF.dpbs
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