A Maryland state circuit court in Annapolis will hear Libertarian Party & Green Party v Maryland State Board of Elections on Tuesday, June 21, at 1:30 p.m. This is the case over whether those two parties’ ballot access petitions for … Continue reading
On June 17, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon vetoed SB 3, which required that voters at the polls must show a government-photo ID in order to vote. Missouri is thus the second state this year in which such a requirement would … Continue reading
Last year, the University of Michigan Press published Presidential Elections 1789-2008, a book that shows color maps of the United States for each presidential election, and shows which presidential candidate carried each county. The book is visually beautiful, has 600 … Continue reading
On June 16, the Rhode Island Senate passed SB 164, the National Popular Vote Plan bill, by a vote of 30-4. The four “no” votes were cast by three Democrats and one Republican. The bill now moves to the House … Continue reading
According to this story, the South Dakota legislators who back the National Popular Vote Plan idea may qualify an initiative, to ask the voters of South Dakota if they wish to pass the plan. It appears the backers would attempt … Continue reading
