The Democratic-Republican Party of New Jersey, which appears on the ballot as the “D-R Party” (because the state won’t print the actual name of the party), had more candidates for congress in 2014 than any other party in New Jersey, … Continue reading
On December 5, Die Linke gained its first premiership of a German state. See this story. Die Linke, which means “The Left” in German, was founded in 2007. It represented a merger between the old Communist Party that had ruled … Continue reading
The Libertarian Party had candidates for the office at the top of the ballot in 35 states, plus D.C., last month. The 36 candidates appear to have polled approximately 1,475,000 votes. The exact number can’t be known until December 15, … Continue reading
The United States Election Project has revised its estimates of turnout in each state in the November 2014 election. Here is the link to the latest data. The data was last revised on December 4. … Continue reading
The Virginia Republican 24th Senate District Committee has sent a letter to the Virginia Board of Elections, requesting that the Board let the party nominate for State Senate in this district in 2015 by convention, even if the incumbent Republican … Continue reading
