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Iowa Supreme Court rules that Libertarian candidates can be kept off the ballot - Iowa - The Black Chronicle

(The Center Square) - Three Libertarian candidates vying for Iowa congressional seats can be left off the ballot because the party did not follow state law regarding county party conventions, according to an order from the Iowa Supreme Court. The Libertarian Party of Iowa held its county conventions on Jan. 15, the same day as […]

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