According to this story, Ohio State Supreme Court Justice Bill O’Neill has sharply criticized the Ohio Democratic Party for endorsing one particular candidate for the party’s 2016 U.S. Senate nomination. Ohio Supreme Court Justices are elected in partisan elections, and … Continue reading
The Bulletin, daily newspaper for Bend, Oregon, has this editorial about HB 3500. Oregon has already switched to a system of automatic registration for individuals with a drivers license or a state ID card. HB 3500 provided that those new … Continue reading
Last month the Arizona legislature passed HB 2608, which makes it more difficult for a member of a small qualified party to get on the primary ballot. On April 14, the Governor of Arizona, Doug Ducey, signed the bill. It … Continue reading
On Sunday, April 12, C-SPAN broadcast a live 40-minute interview with Nicholas Sarwark, national chair of the Libertarian Party. Most of the session involved questions phoned him for Sarwark from the live audience. Sarwark appeared on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal. … Continue reading
Among the fifty most populous nations in the world, the only two countries in which only two political parties are represented in the nation’s legislative lower house are the United States and Nigeria. If “two-party system” is defined to mean … Continue reading
