On March 22, the Georgia House Special Committee on Election Integrity passed SB 202. It provides that in primary and general elections for partisan office, overseas absentee ballots would use ranked choice voting. This makes it possible to hold earlier … Continue reading
On March 17, the Hawaii House Judiciary Committee passed SB 560. It provides that in special elections, ranked choice voting will be used. The bill had already passed the State Senate. However, the bill was amended in the House Committee, … Continue reading
On March 16, Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed HB 75. It requires county election officials to administer ranked choice voting for any city that wants to use that system to elect its own officers. So far, this is the first … Continue reading
Last year, the New York definition of party was changed. The old definition was a group that had polled 50,000 votes for Governor. The new definition is a group that polled 2% for the office at the top of the … Continue reading
On March 22, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Level the Playing Field v Federal Election Commission, 20-649. The plaintiffs included the Libertarian Party and the Green Party. The case challenged the FEC’s determination that the Commission on Presidential … Continue reading
