Three Libertarian candidates blocked from ballot by Iowa Supreme Court
DES MOINES, Iowa (CN) — The Iowa Supreme Court Wednesday upheld a state elections panel's decision preventing three Libertarian Party candidates from appearing on the Nov. 5, 2024, ballot in three of the state's congressional districts, because the party failed to precisely follow the nominating process under state law.
“Iowans take their caucus incredibly seriously. This is the Super Bowl of Iowa, except it's only every ... can be really a unifying figure for the party and the nation who can serve two full ...
Jen De Kock, an attorney for Battaglia, said the Libertarian Party's caucuses and conventions were substantially in compliance with the law in question, Iowa Code Chapter 43. While the party ...
The Libertarian Party plans to appeal the decision to the Iowa Supreme Court ... Party failed to comply with the law when it held its caucuses and county conventions on the same night in ...
Libertarian Party nominee for president Chase Oliver condemned a reportedly now-deleted comment from the New Hampshire ...
The Iowa Supreme Court's ruling Wednesday upholds ... Republicans did not challenge his candidacy. The Libertarian Party held its caucuses and conventions on the same night. That violated the ...
THREE LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATES WILL NOT BE APPEARING ON IOWA BALLOTS THIS ... the candidates at its party convention, which was held on the same day as precinct caucuses where the candidates were ...
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