On January 25, the Illinois Supreme Court issued a stay of the State Court of Appeals decision yesterday. This means that during the next few days, while the State Supreme Court is deciding the issue, any ballots that are printed … Continue reading
According to this news story, the New York Assembly Democratic caucus considered whether to take a caucus position in support of the National Popular Vote Plan, and declined to do so. This makes it less likely that the plan will … Continue reading
Last year, U.S. Senator Roland Burris of Illinois desired to run in the special election for U.S. Senate in November 2010 (for the two-month short term), but the 7th circuit ruled before the election that the only candidates who could … Continue reading
On January 24, the Montana House State Administration Committee passed HB 130, which would provide that all elections be conducted by mail, starting in 2012. See this story. … Continue reading
Here is a newspaper commentary by Bronxville, New York Mayor Mary C. Marvin, explaining that even though elections for Village Mayors and Trustees are set for only seven weeks from now (March 15), the village still doesn’t know what vote-counting … Continue reading
