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On April 2, the Hawaii House passed SB 2898 and sent it to Governor Linda Lingle. It had already passed the State Senate. Only 8 “No” votes were cast in the House. Governor Lingle vetoed this bill last year, and … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: April 2008
On April 2, the Republican Party’s National Rules Committee issued its recommendations for presidential primary timing in 2012 and beyond. If the Republican Party National Committee approves the idea in August, and if the Republican Party’s national convention Rules Committee … Continue reading
Former Connecticut Governor (also former U.S. Senator) Lowell Weicker is a witness in the pending lawsuit against Connecticut’s “Clean Elections” law. The Green and Libertarian Parties are suing to overturn the aspects of the law that treat Democratic and Republican … Continue reading
On April 2, the California Senate Education Committee passed SB 1322, by a vote of 6-1. It removes an old unconstitutional law that makes it impossible for a member of the Communist Party to be hired as a public school … Continue reading
On April 2, the Maine Senate passed LD 1744, the National Popular Vote Plan. The vote was 18-17. The same bill had been voted on in the Senate on March 10, but at that time, one Senator was absent, and … Continue reading