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U.S. District Court Judge Jon Levy will hear Maine Republican Party v Dunlap on May 23, Wednesday, at 2 pm. This is the case in which the Republican Party says it does not wish to use ranked choice voting for … Continue reading
Yearly Archives: 2018
Last year, some Georgia voters filed a federal lawsuit against Georgia’s Secretary of State, alleging that the state’s vote-counting machines, which have no paper audit trail, are inherenty unreliable. Recently the plaintiffs received the assistance of some of the nation’s … Continue reading
The Connecticut Senate passed HB 5421 on May 5, Saturday. The bill had passed the House on April 26. This is the first state legislature that has passed the plan since before the 2016 election. Governor Dannel P. Malloy has … Continue reading
Two of the candidates on the California June 2018 primary ballot are registered members of the Socialist Equality Party. They are David Moore, candidate for U.S. Senate; and Kevin Mitchell, for U.S. House, 51st district. Under California election laws now … Continue reading
On May 4, the Maine Republican Party amended its bylaws to say that the party chooses to nominate by old-fashioned plurality primary elections. The same day, it filed a federal lawsuit, saying it has a freedom of association right to … Continue reading