Oklahoma voters are voting on November 2 on eleven statewide ballot measures. One of them is State Question 750. If it passes, it would lower the number of signatures to get an initiative on the ballot (for changing a state … Continue reading
Although the Natural Law Party dissolved itself nationally in 2004, it continues to be ballot-qualified in Michigan and Mississippi. In Michigan, a party remains ballot-qualified as long as it polls enough votes for any statewide race. The Natural Law Party … Continue reading
A recent poll (actually a combination of polls, each paid for by a different candidate) shows that Kathleen Curry is leading in her race to be re-elected to the Colorado State House of Representatives, district 61. Curry is at 43%; … Continue reading
On October 8, the Inititive & Referendum Institute filed a notice of appeal in its case against the postal service, over whether petitioning can be carried out on interior postal sidewalks. The case was filed in 2000 and it took … Continue reading
Ever since the August 24 Democratic Party primary in Florida, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, Kendrick Meek, has been running third in the polls, behind the Republican nominee and independent candidate Charlie Crist. According to this Wall Street Journal … Continue reading
