Louisiana Representative Ernest D. Wooton recently changed his voter registration from “Republican” to “independent”, and he also filed to run for U.S. Senate as an independent candidate. Wooton has been in the legislature since 1999, and he will continue to … Continue reading
Nebraska voters will choose elected officials for five partisan offices on November 2, 2010: Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Treasurer, and Auditor. For three of those five offices, the Democratic Party currently has no nominee. No one ran in … Continue reading
The Rules and Bylaws Committee of the National Democratic Committee has voted to accept the recommendations of the Democratic Change Commission on timing of 2012 presidential primaries and caucuses. Now the proposal will get a vote of the full Democratic … Continue reading
On July 9, the staff of the New York City Charter Revision Commission issued a 66-page report, making certain recomendations for changes in the city charter. Some of the recommendations concern election law. The Report recommends use of Instant Runoff … Continue reading
Minnesota has three ballot-qualified parties, all of which will choose their nominees on primary day, August 10. On July 2, TPT, a public television station in Minnesota, sponsored intra-party gubernatorial debates. See the one-hour broadcast here. However, the TV station … Continue reading
