On October 22, Suffolk University released a poll for the Ohio presidential race, which asks voters about all seven candidates listed on the ballot. The poll also asks what percentage of voters have heard of the various presidential candidates. See … Continue reading
On October 21, voters in Stuttgart, Germany elected a Green Party Mayor. See this story. Stuttgart is the sixth largest city in Germany, and has over 600,000 residents in the city limits, and millions in the metropolitan area. … Continue reading
The Metropolitican News Enterprise, a Los Angeles daily newspaper covering legal news for 110 years, has a story about the October 18 decision of a U.S. District Court in Justice Committee v Bowen. That is the decision that declared California’s … Continue reading
Illinois permits unqualified parties to circulate a petition with stand-in candidates, and because the petition deadline is so early (June 25 this year), the Green Party used a stand-in, Howie Hawkins, for vice-president. When the party started circulating its petition, … Continue reading
Puerto Rico has elections for important office only every four years, not every two years. The Puerto Rico Delegate to the U.S. House, and the Governor, have four-year terms, up in presidential election years. The federal National Voter Registration Act … Continue reading
