Think Progress has this interesting story by Carimah Townes about the new Texas law requiring voters at the polls to show government photo-ID. Because the Texas law is so restrictive about documents, one consequence is that newly-married women who take … Continue reading
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On October 16, two Ohio Representatives introduced HB 305, which would change voter registration forms. Current Ohio forms do not ask the applicant to choose a party, or to choose independent status. The bill would put that question on voter … Continue reading
Channel 6 in Richmond, Virginia, has this story about Astrid Sarvis’ you tube, which talks about her husband’s exclusion from the October 24 debate. Especially interesting is the information that the two major party candidates had said they had to … Continue reading
On October 18, the forces who filed a referendum petition last month against Arizona’s HB 2305 sued three Arizona counties. The various counties are carrying out a validity check on the petition. The plaintiffs argue that the counties are disqualifying … Continue reading
The Richmond Times-Dispatch has a lengthy editorial about its recommendation for the Virginia gubernatorial race. The editorial is strongly critical of both major party nominees, and says it won’t endorse Rob Sarvis, the Libertarian, because he doesn’t have enough experience. … Continue reading