Lynchburg, VA - Not everyone was happy with the two Virginia Gubernatorial candidates that debated Wednesday night. <\/p>\n
\"I think it's a disservice to Virginia voters. He's going to be on the ballot November 5th, I think we need to hear from all three candidates\" said Patrick Hubble of the Lynchburg Libertarians. <\/p>\n
Hubble says his candidate for Governor, Robert Sarvis, should have been included in Wednesday's debate. <\/p>\n
Sarvis, a libertarian, has been polling anywhere from 8%, to 10% in a recent NBC News Marist poll among likely voters. <\/p>\n
In order to participate in a debate, organizers say a candidate must consistently poll above 10%. <\/p>\n
Sarvis though is hopeful his message will take him to that magic number and to Blacksburg for next month's final debate. <\/p>\n
\"What the polls have been saying all along is that Virginia voters are very keen on having a different choice other than the two major party candidates, and I think it confirms that our message is one that resonates with people\" said Sarvis. <\/p>\n
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Libertarian Candidate for Gov. Absent from Debate but Gaining Popularity<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Lynchburg, VA - Not everyone was happy with the two Virginia Gubernatorial candidates that debated Wednesday night. \"I think it's a disservice to Virginia voters. He's going to be on the ballot November 5th, I think we need to hear from all three candidates\" said Patrick Hubble of the Lynchburg Libertarians. Continue reading