The Florida Fair & Open Primaries organization is sponsoring a statewide initiative that would eliminate funding for the election administration of primaries, if that primary was closed to independent voters. See the text here. The initiative would have been more … Continue reading
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On October 31, the four Delaware U.S. Senate candidates debated each other. The debate was televised. The debaters were the Democratic, Republican, Libertarian and Green Party nominees. See this story. … Continue reading
Four of the five New York gubernatorial candidates will debate each other in Albany on November 1. The debate will be livestreamed, but not televised. The participants will be the Republican, Green, Libertarian, and SAM Party nominees. See this story. … Continue reading
This Associated Press story explains that the Minnesota Green, Libertarian, and Independence Parties coordinated with each other, so that they would not run against each other for any statewide office. This was done to enhance the chances that any of … Continue reading
The Maine Secretary of State has just posted voter registration data as of September 28, 2018. Here is a link. The new percentages are: Democratic 33.07%; Republican 27.39%; Green 4.13%; Libertarian .54%; independent and miscellaneous 34.88%. The last tally was … Continue reading
U.S. District Court Judge David Norton, a Bush Sr. appointee, will hear Baten v McMaster, 2:18cv-510, on November 1 at 11:30 am in Charleston, South Carolina. This is one of the four federal case challenging state laws requiring presidential electors … Continue reading