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Wyoming Bill to Prevent Voters from Switching Parties on Primary Day

Posted on December 28, 2018 by Richard WingerDecember 28, 2018
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Currently, Wyoming has closed primaries, but on primary day, any voter is free to switch party membership. This effectively gives Wyoming an open primary. State Senator Bo Biteman (R-Ranchester) has introduced SF 32. It prevents voters from switching parties during … Continue reading →

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Maryland Libertarian Party Files Federal Lawsuit Against Irrational Law on How Parties Remain on Ballot

Posted on December 27, 2018 by Richard WingerDecember 27, 2018
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On December 27, the Maryland Libertarian Party filed a lawsuit against the Maryland law on how parties remain on the ballot. Johnston v Lamone, 1:18cv-3988. Six states use both a party petition, and also registration data, as alternative means to … Continue reading →

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Missouri Governor Wants to Increase Difficulty for Statewide Initiatives to Get on Ballot

Posted on December 27, 2018 by Richard WingerDecember 27, 2018
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On December 27, Missouri Governor Mike Parson, a Republican, told the press he thinks the Missouri initiative ballot access procedure is too easy. It requires signatures of 5% of the last gubernatorial vote for a statute, and 8% for a … Continue reading →

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Florida Bill to Elect the Secretary of State

Posted on December 27, 2018 by Richard WingerDecember 27, 2018
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Florida State Senator Aaron Bean (R-Jacksonville) has introduced SJR 118, to make Secretary of State an elected position. Currently the Governor appoints the Secretary of State. Secretary of State was last an elected office in Florida in 1998, when Katherine … Continue reading →

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Florida Bill to Require Two-Thirds Popular Vote to Amend Constitution

Posted on December 27, 2018 by Richard WingerDecember 27, 2018
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Two Florida Representatives have introduced HJR 57, which changes the popular vote majority for constitutional revisions to pass, from 60%, to 66 2/3rds%. This is probably a reaction to the surprising results of the 13 constitutional amendments that were put … Continue reading →

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