On Saturday, October 11, David Patterson, the Libertarian nominee for U.S. Senate in Kentucky, lost his lawsuit to gain entry into a debate sponsored by Kentucky Educational Television, which is a state agency. U.S. District Court Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove, … Continue reading
According to Scotusblog, briefs are being filed on this weekend (October 11 and 12, Saturday and Sunday) in the Fifth Circuit, in the case over whether the Texas government photo-ID law for voters at the polls should be reinstated. A … Continue reading
Here is the New York city ballot for November 4, 2014. Compared to the upstate ballot (which looks entirely different), the New York city ballot seems not as bad as it could have been. Thanks to Thomas Jones for the … Continue reading
Ever since 1920, the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives has published a booklet after each congressional election, listing the election returns for each candidate for Congress in the general election. Starting in 1930, the booklet also has a … Continue reading
Third Way, a think tank in Washington, D.C., recently released voter registration data for all the states in which voters are asked on voter registration forms to choose a political party (or independent status). However, Third Way’s report only includes … Continue reading
