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On December 7, Smart Politics, the blog of the Center for the Study of Politics and Governance at the University of Minnesota, posted a list of the minor party and independent candidates for U.S. House in 2010 who got the … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: December 2010
eHow is a web page that shows people how they can solve problems that may arise in their everyday life. That site has just published an essay on how homeless people may vote. The article notes that in all states, … Continue reading
On December 6, the California Attorney General filed this 16-page brief in the California Supreme Court, urging that Court not to hear Field v Bowen, the case that challenges some of the characteristics of the top-two system. The only issue … Continue reading
On December 6, the California Attorney General filed this 16-page brief in the California Supreme Court, urging that Court not to hear Field v Bowen, the case that challenges some of the characteristics of the top-two system. The only issue … Continue reading
OnDecember 6, the final brief was filed in Lux v Rodrigues, the case that challenge’s Virginia’s law that prohibits anyone from circulating a petition outside his or her own congressional district (if the petition is for a candidate for U.S. … Continue reading
On December 5, the Minnesota Republican Party voted to ban 18 Republican office-holders or former office-holders from participating in any official party activities for the next two years. This even includes a ban on their representing Minnesota Republicans at the … Continue reading