The United States has been electing U.S. Senators by popular vote starting in 1914. In almost a century of U.S. Senate elections, there are only two instances in the Deep South when any minor party ever polled as much as … Continue reading
On December 15, the California Supreme Court declined to hear Field v Bowen, the case that challenges the new California law that says some candidates, but not others, may have a party label on the ballot. The case has not … Continue reading
On December 15, the California Supreme Court declined to hear Field v Bowen, the case that challenges the new California law that says some candidates, but not others, may have a party label on the ballot. The case has not … Continue reading
On December 15, the California Redistricting Commission finished determining who the 14 commissioners will be. None of them is a member of any party other than the Democratic and Republican Parties. There are five Democrats, five Republicans, and 4 independents.
The Iowa Constitution says that judges “shall at such judicial election stand for retention for office on a separate ballot which shall submit the question of whether such judges shall be retained in office for the tenure prescribed for such … Continue reading
