Independent Party of Louisiana

Political party in the United States
Independent Party of Louisiana
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The Independent Party of Louisiana is a third party in the U.S. state of Louisiana which became ballot-qualified in December 2016. It is the third largest political party in Louisiana, behind the Democratic and Republican parties, with more than 130,000 registrants as of 2023.[1] In 2014, the legislature repealed a law preventing political parties with the word "Independent" in the name from becoming ballot-qualified.[2] It is not affiliated with any other third or independent party in the United States.[3]

Best results in state and federal elections

Source (From Secretary of State web site)

U.S. Senate campaigns
Year Seat Candidate Popular votes Percentage Place
2022 Class III Bradley McMorris 5,388 0.39% 9th of 13
2020 Class II Vinny Mendoza 7,811 0.38% 11th of 15
U.S. House campaigns
Year Seat Candidate Popular votes Percentage Place
2022 LA 3 Gloria R. Wiggins 3,255 1.45% 6th of 8
2020 LA 2 Noonie Man Batiste 12,268 3.87% 5th of 6
2018 LA 1 Fred Jones 2,443 0.91% 6th of 6
LA 2 Noonie Man Batiste 17,260 7.31% 3rd of 4
Statewide executive campaigns
Year Seat Candidate Popular votes Percentage Place
2023 Gubernatorial Hunter Lundy 52,165 4.91% 5th of 5
Benjamin Barnes 5,190 0.49% 9th of 15
Jeffery Istre 3,400 0.32% 11th of 15
Frank Scurlock 1,131 0.11% 15th of 15
Lieutenant gubernatorial Bruce Payton 17,195 1.66% 5th of 6
2019 Gubernatorial Gary Landrieu 10,084 0.75% 6th of 6

See also

References

  1. ^ Winger, Richard (7 November 2023). "New Louisiana Registration Data". Ballot Access News. Retrieved 5 May 2024.
  2. ^ Winger, Richard (13 September 2018). "Independent Party Has its First Candidates in Louisiana Congressional Elections". Ballot Access News. Retrieved 8 May 2024.
  3. ^ Winger, Richard (10 January 2017). "Independent Party Becomes a Ballot-Qualified Party in Louisiana". Ballot Access News. Retrieved 8 May 2024.