The Nebraska Senate has been debating how the state should elect presidential electors intermittently, starting on January 27. Currently each of Nebraska’s three U.S. House districts elects its own presidential elector. LB 382, introduced over a year ago, provides for … Continue reading
This newspaper story describes various efforts by local New York election officials, and others, to pressure the state legislature to act so that the state doesn’t hold two primaries in 2014, one for Congress and one for state and local … Continue reading
Politico, which seldom covers minor party or independent candidates for Governor or U.S. Senator, has this article about Rob Sarvis’s annoncement on January 29 that he will seek the Libertarian nomination for U.S. Senate in Virginia. … Continue reading
According to this story, Sue Wagner, who was Nevada’s Lieutenant Governor 1990-1994, has changed her registration from “Republican” to “independent.” Scroll down to the second half of the story; the first half is another topic. Thanks to PoliticalWire for the … Continue reading
On January 27, Georgia asked for reconsideration in the Eleventh Circuit in Green Party of Georgia v Kemp, 13-11816. This web page had previously reported that Georgia did not ask for reconsideration. However, it turns out that the rules permit … Continue reading
According to this story, Pennsylvania has asked for reconsideration of the decision that struck down the state’s requirement that voters at the polls show a government photo-ID. … Continue reading
