On June 25, the Pennsylvania Senate passed SB 300, which would say that independent voters may choose a primary ballot. However, the bill has not moved since June 26, when it was referred to the House State Government Committee. This … Continue reading
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The Colorado Secretary of State’s web page has a list of presidential primary candidates who have filed. The deadline is not until December 9. So far, three Republicans and four Democrats have filed. Candidates pay $500; there is no mandatory … Continue reading
The Gotham Gazette has my op-ed arguing that the New York Campaign Finance Commission ought not to make ballot access more difficult in New York. UPDATE: here is another op-ed in the Buffalo News. … Continue reading
Bethany, Oklahoma, held a special election to fill the city council seat, district one, on November 12. Chris Powell won the non-partisan three-way race with 63% of the vote. He was the Libertarian nominee for Governor in 2018, and is … Continue reading
Filing for the New Hampshire Democratic and Republican presidential primaries closes November 15. The Secretary of State now has a list of candidates who have filed through the morning of November 13. So far there are thirteen candidates in the … Continue reading