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'''Chase Oliver''' was the self-described [[gay]] nominee of the [[Libertarian Party]] for the [[U.S. Senate]] in [[Georgia]] in 2022, who pushed the race into a runoff by receiving 2%. (This is because Georgia, unlike every other state, mandates that in any race, if any candidate does not get a majority -- as opposed to a plurality, whenever three or more candidates seek office -- a runoff between the two top candidates is required.) | '''Chase Oliver''' was the self-described [[gay]] nominee of the [[Libertarian Party]] for the [[U.S. Senate]] in [[Georgia]] in 2022, who pushed the race into a runoff by receiving 2%. (This is because Georgia, unlike every other state, mandates that in any race, if any candidate does not get a majority -- as opposed to a plurality, whenever three or more candidates seek office -- a runoff between the two top candidates is required.) | ||
| − | In 2024, Oliver became the Libertarian Party | + | In 2024, Oliver became the Libertarian Party nominee for president. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:22, May 27, 2024
Chase Oliver was the self-described gay nominee of the Libertarian Party for the U.S. Senate in Georgia in 2022, who pushed the race into a runoff by receiving 2%. (This is because Georgia, unlike every other state, mandates that in any race, if any candidate does not get a majority -- as opposed to a plurality, whenever three or more candidates seek office -- a runoff between the two top candidates is required.)
In 2024, Oliver became the Libertarian Party nominee for president.