Five New Hampshire state representatives have introduced HB 153. Existing New Hampshire law defines “political party” to be any group that polled at least 4% for either Governor or U.S. Senator at the last election. The bill expands the defintion, … Continue reading
According to this article, the British House of Lords may sit for 24 hours per day, so as to give that body the opportunity to fully debate the bill that sets up a national popular vote on whether House of … Continue reading
Gautam Dutta has this article about flaws in California’s “top-two” election system, in the Huffington Post of January 17. Dutta is the attorney representing candidates and voters in a pending lawsuit in the California State Court of Appeals. The lawsuit … Continue reading
Gautam Dutta has this article about flaws in California’s “top-two” election system, in the Huffington Post of January 17. Dutta is the attorney representing candidates and voters in a pending lawsuit in the California State Court of Appeals. The lawsuit … Continue reading
On November 2, 2010, Wisconsin Green Party Assembly nominee Ben Manski received 31.11% of the vote, in a race with Democratic, Republican, and Constitution Party nominees as well. Manski placed second, well ahead of the Republican nominee, in the 77th … Continue reading
