LibertyBallot.com - how to vote in New Hampshire on November 4th

[Keith and stuff]

LibertyBallot.com - voting recommendations for November 4th in New Hampshire.

Time is short so LibertyBallot.com has done the research for you. Click on your town and then click “Get Ballot”. A sample ballot filled out with good candidate recommendations will appear. Save the ballot to your phone, bring up the website in the voting booth, or even print out a personal copy of the ballot.

Not sure when or where to vote? See the LibertyBallot.com FAQ for answers to this question and much, much more. There is an extensive FAQ with all types of information on where to vote, how the recommendations were made and much, much more.



Note: It is understandable that some people may not want to vote for one or more of the recommended candidates. That is fine, independent research is always encouraged! If you don't understand why a candidate was recommended, check out the LibertyBallot.com FAQ.

[William Tell]

Good luck, guys!

[Keith and stuff]

Here are the Republican Primary Results.

Liberty Ballot 2014 Republican Primary Results
October 26, 2014
http://nhfreedom.wordpress.com/2014/...imary-results/

LibertyBallot.com made recommendations in 136 contested 2014 New Hampshire Republican Primary races. The LibertyBallot.com recommended candidates won 61% of the time. For state legislative races, the recommended candidates won 66% of the time. In two counties, all of the recommended candidates for the State House won. In two counties, all of the recommended candidates for county office won.



Here is the breakdown:

State legislative races 77- 117 66%

State House 71-107 66%

State Senate 6-10 60%

County office 5-14 36%

Executive Council 2-2 100%

US House 0-2 0% (both 3rd out of 4 candidates)

US Senate 0-0 (The FAQ suggested candidates were 2nd and 3rd out of 10)

Governor 0-1 0% (2nd out of 4)

It is worth noting that in some races, both the winning and losing candidates qualified to be recommended. That means the amount of good candidates that won is even better than the above analysis shows.

What is Liberty Ballot? This is the answer to that question, answered in the Liberty Ballot FAQ.
On the night before the New Hampshire election, many voters in New Hampshire will be asking the same question: of the hundreds of candidates on the ballot, who will reduce the size of government? We know that this question might be asked when it’s too late to research the candidates - so we've done the research for you.

[jurgs01]

https://www.facebook.com/candidates4...12934425558733

[muzzled dogg]

A great resource

[Keith and stuff]

Thank you to everyone that used LibertyBallot.com. The vast majority of the recommended candidates won! Because of all of the recounts, an election results report is still several days away.