The Iowa Supreme Court plans to issue a decision by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday on whether three Iowa Libertarian congressional candidates will appear on the state’s 2024 general election ballots, the Iowa Capital Dispatch reports.

The Iowa Supreme Court is expected to rule today on an appeal from Libertarian congressional candidates seeking to have their names printed on General Election ballots. Two weeks ago, the State Objection Panel kicked Libertarians running in the first,

A judge has ruled that three Libertarian candidates seeking U.S. House seats in Iowa will not appear on the ballot this November.

In a story published Sep. 7, 2024, about Libertarian candidates in Iowa, The Associated Press erroneously reported that the candidates were selected at the precinct caucuses. County convention delegat

A Polk County judge has upheld a state panel’s decision and ruled Libertarians running in three Iowa congressional districts did not qualify to have their names printed on the ballots for this November’s election.

The Iowa Supreme Court plans to decide by late Wednesday night if three Libertarian congressional candidates can appear on Iowans’ ballots this fall.

There’s a fast-approaching deadline for making a decision in the case. The Iowa Secretary of State’s Office was set to certify ballots for the 2024 general election Sept. 3, but a judge granted a temporary injunction to stop the process so that the Libertarian candidates’ appeal could be considered.

Libertarian candidate for Congress in 3 Iowa districts are challenging at state panel’s ruling that would disqualify their candidacies and remove their spot on the ballot for the Nov. 5 elections.

The Iowa Supreme Court this week upheld a decision made by a State Objections Panel last month that barred three Libertarian federal congressional candidates from the ballot in November. The long litigious process began in January when the Libertarian Party of Iowa (LPIA) held its precinct caucuses and county conventions on the same day.