New York counties have county legislatures, elected on a partisan basis in odd years. Suffolk County, New York, is one of New York’s most populous counties. It contains the eastern half of Long Island. Jay Schneiderman is has been a … Continue reading
The U.S. Census Bureau released “Voting and Registration in the Election of November 2008” on July 20. The Census Bureau’s press release is here. The press release contains a link to the report itself, and the previous reports. The Census … Continue reading
On July 20, Unity08 filed this rebuttal brief in its lawsuit to overturn an FEC ruling that said individuals could only contribute $5,000 to Unity08. The brief argues that Unity08 intends to carry out its mission in the presidential election … Continue reading
The Communist Party announced earlier this month that it will no longer produce a paper edition of its weekly newspaper, the People’s Weekly World. The paper will be an internet publication. Very few nationally-organized political parties in the United States … Continue reading
The Arkansas Green Party held a statewide meeting July 18-19 and decided to sue the state over its definition of “political party”. The party was removed from the ballot in November 2008 because it polled under 3% for president. However, … Continue reading
