On May 21, the Ohio Republican legislators who are trying to defend the existing district boundaries filed this response in the U.S. Supreme Court. Householder v A. Philip Randolph Institute. … Continue reading
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On May 22, the New York Assembly passed SB 5072. It had already passed the Senate. It authorizes the state to furnish any individual’s state income tax return to the chairperson of the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee. This … Continue reading
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis still hasn’t signed HB 5, nor SB 7066. House Bill 5 makes it more difficult for initiatives to get on the ballot, and it passed the legislature on May 3. Senate Bill 7066 requires ex-felons to … Continue reading
On May 21, the Nevada Senate passed AB 186, the National Popular Vote Plan bill. The vote was 12-8. The bill now goes to Governor Steve Sisolak, who is a Democrat.
On May 21, the full panel of U.S. Court of Appeals judges in the D.C. Circuit issued an opinion in Libertarian National Committee v Federal Election Commission, 18-5227. Seven of the judges upheld the FEC and ruled that someone who … Continue reading
Georgia is one of five states that uses vote-counting machines with no paper trail. On May 21, U.S. District Court Judge Amy Totenberg issued a 61-page opinion in Curling v Raffensperger, clearing the way for a trial on whether the … Continue reading