S.108, the Vermont to bill to use Instant-Runoff Voting for congressional elections, passed the House Appropriations Committee on March 11. Now it goes to the House floor, to be debated March 13 and March 14. Then, if it passes there, … Continue reading
On March 6, a California voter filed a lawsuit, asking that a federal judge declare that Senator John McCain cannot hold the office of president. Inland Empire Voters and Andrew Aames v USA, 5:2008-cv-304. It was assigned to U.S. District … Continue reading
Rev. Chuck Baldwin of Florida was the Constitution Party’s vice-presidential nominee in 2004. This letter of his seems to hint that he favors former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore for the party’s presidential nomination. Although the letter also favorably … Continue reading
Liberty Union Party of Vermont had its own presidential primary on March 4, 2008. The results: Brian Moore 178, miscellaneous write-ins 221. The last time Liberty Union had its own presidential primary in Vermont was in 1996. At that time, … Continue reading
Arkansas has four U.S. House districts. Three of them are held by Democrats, and one by a Republican. Primary filing deadline was March 10. No Republican filed in the 3 districts which are held by Democrats, and no Democrat filed … Continue reading
