On the evening of June 30, the Delaware Senate passed HB 425, the bill that says the new higher requirements for minor parties to be on the ballot should not take effect until 2011. Assuming the Governor signs the bill, … Continue reading
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On July 1, a Superior Court Judge in Riverside County, California, ordered Riverside County elections officials not to certify the votes cast in the June 8 primary, until the next court hearing. The lawsuit contends that approximately 12,000 mail ballots … Continue reading
Washington state on November 2, 2010, will have one statewide race on the ballot, U.S. Senate. This SurveyUSA poll shows that in the August “top-two” primary, the first and second finishers will be incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Patty Murray, and … Continue reading
On June 30, U.S. District Court Judge James Mahan, a Bush Jr. appointee, ruled that Nevada initiative petitions must not say that the circulator swears that all signers are registered voters. The case is Angle v Miller, 2:09-cv-1969. See this … Continue reading
On June 30, Michigan Supreme Court Justice Elizabeth Weaver filed to run for re-election as an independent candidate. See this story. She had been elected in 1994 and 2002 as a Republican nominee. Michigan election law provides that qualified political … Continue reading