Pedro Rossello, a former Governor of Puerto Rico, has brought his own voting rights case to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, part of the Organization of American States. It is Rossello v United States, no. P-1105-06. Like the Igartua … Continue reading
In 2005, the Iowa Green and Libertarian Parties filed a lawsuit to gain the right for voters to register into parties, even if those parties aren’t qualified for the ballot. The judge has set up a settlement hearing for August … Continue reading
The Oregon House Ways & Means holds a hearing on HB 3040 on June 13 at 8:30 a.m. The bill legalizes fusion.
On June 11, the official committee that sets the date of the Washington state presidential primary chose February 19. … Continue reading
On June 10, the Florida Democratic Party Central Committee voted unanimously to use the presidential primary to choose delegates to the national convention. The legislature earlier this year moved the primary to January 29. The Democratic National Committee rules provide … Continue reading
