Despite a strong final debate performance, independent Jana Kemp is pulling only about 6% of the vote statewide in early returns. Kemp is a former one-term state legislator who has traveled the state, speaking to various groups in support of her campaign for governor. She […]

Libertarian-turned-Republican Ed Thompson is trailing incumbent State Senator Kathleen Vinehout by about 200 votes with 92% of precints reporting. With 144 of 156 precincts fully reported, Thompson has 27,672 votes to Vinehout’s 27,894 votes. For those who don’t remember, Thompson is the brother of former Wisconsin governor […]

After taking a big early lead in Maine’s gubernatorial race, Eliot Cutler has fallen behind Republican Paul LePage by about 1,500 votes with 67% of the state reporting. It seems that LePage’s strongest showings were in the rural interior counties of the state, which take […]

Libertarian candidate Pamela Brown is polling at 6% in California’s Lt. Governor race, with the Democrat leading the Republican by less than a point. Here are the early results, with 18% of the votes counted… Gavin Newsom – DEM – 1,074,035 (45.3%) Abel Maldonado – REP […]

Green Party gubernatorial candidate Howie Hawkins looks like a lock to secure the 50,000 votes needed to make the Greens a qualified party in New York State. With 60% of the votes counted, Hawkins has just under 40,000 votes. Libertarian candidate Warren Redlich is also […]