According to this story, Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin says it is not practical for the legislature to move the 2012 non-presidential primary, which is set for September 6, a Thursday. Many Democratic Party activists are upset with that … Continue reading
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On January 5, Rick Perry filed an amended complaint in his Virginia ballot access case, Perry v Judd. This is the lawsuit in which Governor Perry hopes to win a court order, placing him on the Virginia Republican presidential primary … Continue reading
The Iowa Democratic Party caucuses were attended by somewhat more than 25,000 voters, 98% of whom voted for President Obama. The Iowa Republican Party caucuses have these results: Romney 30,015; Santorum 30,007; Paul 26,219; Gingrich 16,251; Perry 12,604; Bachmann 6,073; … Continue reading
Connecticut, like all states, changes the boundaries of its U.S. House districts, and its legislative districts, after each census. Connecticut law says a party that is not qualified statewide can still be ballot-qualified for any particular district if that party … Continue reading
Virginia is one of twenty-one states in which the voter registration form doesn’t ask the voter to choose a party (that includes North Dakota, which does not even have voter registration). According to this story, both the Virginia Governor, Robert … Continue reading