The Conservative Party, and the Christian Party, have both recently filed paperwork with the California Secretary of State, indicating that they intend to qualify for the California ballot. In California, ever since 1950, all new parties that have qualified for … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: December 2010
On November 24, Annie Lee Cooper died at the age of 100. She is remembered for what she did, and what was done to her, in 1965 in Selma, when she tried to register to vote. See this story. Thanks … Continue reading
On December 2, a state court in Juneau, Alaska ruled that U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski is permitted to intervene in the lawsuit Miller v Lieutenant Governor, over the vote count for the U.S. Senate race. She will argue that write-ins … Continue reading
On December 2, a state court in Juneau, Alaska ruled that U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski is permitted to intervene in the lawsuit Miller v Lieutenant Governor, over the vote count for the U.S. Senate race. She will argue that write-ins … Continue reading
Vladimir Putin has recently criticized the United States for its electoral college system, and specifically around the way it worked in 2000, when Al Gore received 560,000 more popular votes than George W. Bush, and yet Bush became President. See … Continue reading