On March 15, filing closed for candidates in the U.S. House election, North Carolina 9th district. Here is the list. There are ten Republicans, one Democrat, one Libertarian, and one Green. The only party that will hold a primary is … Continue reading
The California Senate Elections Committee will hear SB 505 on Tuesday morning, April 2. This is the bill that sets out detailed rules on how candidates get on presidential primary ballots. Existing law does not require them to file, and … Continue reading
On March 8, U.S. District Court Judge Mark Walker refused to let the National Republican Senate Committee, and the Republican Governors Association, subpoena various supporters of the lawsuit Jacobson v Ertel, n.d., 4:18cv-262. This is the lawsuit in which the … Continue reading
On March 14, the Delaware House passed SB 22 by 24-17. This is the National Popular Vote Plan bill. It is now through the legislature, and Governor John Carney has already said he will sign it. Some critics of the … Continue reading
The Utah legislature adjourned for the year in the middle of the night, without passing the bill to end straight-ticket voting. Although it had passed the House, the Senate did not vote on it. … Continue reading
