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Thurston County, Washington Superior Court Judge Richard Hicks will hear the case on privacy of petition signatures on Tuesday, October 20, at 1:30 p.m. See this story. … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: October 2009
See freeandequal.org to watch the hour-long CATO event on October 13 on ballot access. Speaking are Professor James Bennett, and Theresa Amato, each of whom has published a book this year on ballot access laws, and related topics. Also speaking … Continue reading
See freeandequal.org to watch the hour-long CATO event on October 13 on ballot access. Speaking are Professor James Bennett, and Theresa Amato, each of whom has published a book this year on ballot access laws, and related topics. Also speaking … Continue reading
On October 16, a U.S. District Court in Virginia ordered the State Board of Elections to count some overseas absentee ballots that have not yet been counted, from the November 2008 election. The court said that even though these ballots … Continue reading
Critics of “top-two” sometimes argue that “top-two” is even more favorable to incumbent office-holders than normal elections are. A look at Louisiana’s U.S. House elections, 1978 through 2006, tends to confirm this criticism. Louisiana held 120 regularly-scheduled U.S. House elections … Continue reading