October 24, 2020: Jorgensen discussed limited government, healthcare, and foreign policy in an interview on Iran International TV.October 26, 2020: The American Conservative published an op-ed by Jorgensen about foreign policy.October 31, 2020: Jorgensen campaigned in Iowa.November 1, 2020: Jorgensen campaigned in North Carolina.For a complete timeline of Jorgensen's campaign activity, click here. This section featured five news stories about Jorgensen and her presidential campaign. Jorgensen in the news See also: Ballotpedia's Daily Presidential News Briefing and Editorial approach to story selection for the Daily Presidential News Briefing 16 Ballotpedia's Daily Presidential News Briefing.11 Libertarian presidential and vice presidential nominees, 1972-2016.5 Libertarian presidential primary debates.
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Jorgensen participated in Ballotpedia's Candidate Conversation series in October 2020. She was the Libertarian vice presidential nominee in 1996. To solve them, we need to make government smaller – much, much smaller," her campaign website said. "Big government mandates and programs created these problems. Jorgensen framed her campaign as an alternative to Democratic and Republican policies she said created trillion-dollar deficits and led to involvement in expensive and deadly foreign wars. Her running mate was entrepreneur and podcaster Jeremy "Spike" Cohen. She lost the general election on November 3, 2020. She was nominated at the Libertarian National Convention on May 23, 2020, becoming the first woman to lead the party's presidential ticket. Jo Jorgensen was the 2020 Libertarian Party presidential nominee. I am glad that the voters will finally have a real choice because the non-choice between Trump and Biden is still an option between big government and more big government. Presidential election changes in response to the coronavirus pandemicīallotpedia's presidential election coverage Ballotpedia's Daily Presidential News Briefing
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