The December 29 issue of the Albany Times-Union has this editorial, condemning New York state’s present law for recounts, which sets out no objective standards on when a recount should be held. The editorial was responding to the decision of … Continue reading
This UPI story explains the lawsuit Cao v Federal Election Commission, which the U.S. Supreme Court may or may not decide to hear. The case, filed jointly by former Congressman Anh “Joseph” Cao and the Republican National Committee, challenges the … Continue reading
This story in an English-language newspaper in Ankara, Turkey, explains how political parties are financed in Turkey, and the same article gives the same information for many countries in Europe as well. … Continue reading
The Right to Life Party of New York state ceased to be a qualified party in November 2002. However, since then, it has placed a few candidates on the November ballot, in State Supreme Court races, which are partisan elections … Continue reading
On the evening of January 1, the Guam Supreme Court upheld the certification of the November 2, 2010 election results, even though it seems likely that most, if not all, members of the Guam Election Commission are technically not properly … Continue reading
