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Libertarians Won’t Be On the Ballot in Georgia

July 11, 2026 · 6:47 pm ET · Leave a Comment

“One of the biggest wild cards in Georgia politics won’t be on the November ballot. It means there likely won’t be statewide runoff races in Georgia this year,” the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports.

“The Libertarian Party of Georgia said it can’t submit the roughly 72,000 signatures required by the Tuesday deadline to qualify statewide candidates for the ballot.”

“It means Georgia voters won’t have a Libertarian option in statewide races in November, removing third-party candidates that have repeatedly forced high-profile contests into overtime elections.”

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