South Dakota’s definition of “political party” is in section 12-1-3(12). It says, “‘Political party’, beginning with the 2014 general election and each general election thereafter, a party whose candidate for any statewide office received at least 2.5% of the total … Continue reading
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As of the end of the day, November 19, Jeff Hewitt has taken the lead in the election for Riverside County, California supervisor, district 5. The vote is now Hewitt 39,528; Russ Bogh, 39,262. Hewitt is a member of the … Continue reading
According to this story, some Louisiana politicians favor returning to a system of partisan primaries. … Continue reading
Georgia will hold a runoff on December 4, Tuesday, for Secretary of State, and one Public Service Commission seat. This is because no one got 50% on November 6 for those two offices. Louisiana will hold a runoff on December … Continue reading
According to the latest California vote tally, Gavin Newsom polled 61.3% of the gubernatorial vote at the recent election. That is the highest percentage of the vote ever received by the Democratic nominee for California Governor. California has been a … Continue reading
The Arizona Green Party nominee for Governor, Angel Torres, polled 2.14% last week. This is the best the party has ever done for that office. The party was only on the ballot for Governor of Arizona once before, in 2010, … Continue reading