Yearly Archives: 2016

While former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson has received the lion’s share of the mainstream media coverage provided to third-party candidates in this highly volatile and unpredictable presidential campaign — much of it making a complete fool of himself — several other independent and minor-party aspirants for the White House have struggled for even a […]

BOULDER, Colorado, October 18, 2016 – The Free and Equal Election Foundation will be holding its United We Stand Fest and the People’s Presidential Debate in Boulder on October 25th. Tickets for the event are free while they last and can be obtained here. The debate invites a broad spectrum of candidates to address issues […]

With national polls suggesting many voters believe one presidential candidate is too crass and the other too slippery, some may be looking for another option on their Nov. 8 ballot. In Washington, they have five. In Idaho, six. The differences between the two states’ electorates and their rules to qualify for the ballot mean that […]

Running mate: Michael Steinberg Party: Reform Party/American Delta Party Notable stance: The San Diego business mogul believes strongly in election reform. One of De La Fuente’s primary goals is to institute stronger term limits and creating what he believes to be a more honest election process. (via rocky2016.com) Memorable quote: “If they want a business […]

PHOENIX — Terrified about Donald Trump? Hillary Clinton leave you in a cold sweat? And can’t bring yourself to back either Libertarian Gary Johnson or Jill Stein of the Green Party? You do have some other choices in Arizona — in the form of write-ins. No, not South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham as our […]

JERSEY CITY — There are only two more days to register to vote in next month’s general election and the City Clerk is staying open late tonight and tomorrow to give more people the chance to have their say at the ballot box. The clerk’s office, located on the first floor of City Hall, 280 […]

As we head into the 2016 presidential election, an extremely important issue facing the country is that of immigration. This has always been important to consider, though for fewer reasons than today. Traditionally, the immigration debate has largely been focused on people entering the country from Mexico, especially since large numbers of such people do […]

“Jobs, jobs and more jobs - - millions of them - - at high-paying wages, that’s the first thing that comes to the mind of presidential candidate Roque de la Fuente. Then to layout an outline of the different national issues. “We need to provide all the people free education. A 12% flat tax would […]

On June 14, 2016, Rocky De La Fuente sued Oklahoma over the requirement that independent presidential candidates this year need 40,047 valid signatures. Since then, Jill Stein has intervened in the case, De La Fuente v Ziriax, w.d., 5:16cv-914. Although it is too late for this lawsuit to affect who gets on the ballot this […]