Jo Jorgensen on path to second-best result in Libertarian party history

Libertarian presidential candidate has won 1.1%, or 1.64M votes, in the presidential election, putting her in place for the second-best result in the party history. Previously, Gary Johnson’s 3.28% in 2016 held the record. While votes are still being tallied, Jorgensen’s vote total currently exceeds the margin between President Trump and Joe Biden in the states of Michigan, Wisconsin and Nevada.

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Jo Jorgensen Heading Toward Second-Best Result in Libertarian Party History

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Jo Jorgensen on path to second-best result in Libertarian party history

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