Voting Libertarian in Wake County
According to recent surveys, more North Carolinians are planning to vote Libertarian this year. The Libertarian candidates we'll be able to vote for in Wake County are:
* Wake County residents can check their Congressional, NC House, and NC Senate districts here. Or on the State Board of Elections site, click here and once you pull up your voter information, there's a "My Districts" link just above your polling location.
July 1 Update: The list above was updated for Wake County voters. For a list of Libertarian candidates in the Triangle area, see this post. All LP candidates standing for office in NC are listed on the left sidebar of LPNC.org.
July 9 Update: There's a new summary of recent polls including Libertarians in NC by Public Policy Polling: Will the Libertarians do this well?
Presidential Ticket
Bob Barr (President)
Wayne Allyn Root (Vice President)
US Senate
Chris Cole
US House*
Will Adkins (district 2)
Governor
Michael Munger
Lieutenant Governor
Phillip Rhodes
NC Senate*
Brian Irving (district 17)
Janice MacKay (district 15)
NC House*
Susan Hogarth (district 38)
Commissioner of Insurance
Mark McMains
* Wake County residents can check their Congressional, NC House, and NC Senate districts here. Or on the State Board of Elections site, click here and once you pull up your voter information, there's a "My Districts" link just above your polling location.
July 1 Update: The list above was updated for Wake County voters. For a list of Libertarian candidates in the Triangle area, see this post. All LP candidates standing for office in NC are listed on the left sidebar of LPNC.org.
July 9 Update: There's a new summary of recent polls including Libertarians in NC by Public Policy Polling: Will the Libertarians do this well?
posted by Linda at 1:52 PM
1 Comments:
I've known Phillip Rhodes for about 10 years now, though we haven't been in touch for a few months. It put a big smile on my face to see his hat thrown in the ring for Lt Governor, knowing his long standing commitment to the principals of individual liberty.
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