The June 13 edition of the Franklin (Virginia) News-Post has this story, in which former U.S. House member Virgil Goode says he is considering whether to seek the Constitution Party’s presidential nomination. The Constitution Party has never before had a … Continue reading
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During the last eight days, three federal courts have either enjoined, or declared unconstitutional, various laws that control campaign spending: 1. On June 7, a U.S. District Court in Virginia re-affirmed its May 26 ruling in United States v Danielczyk, … Continue reading
On June 15, the Louisiana Senate & Governmental Affairs Committee voted to defer HB 509. Because the legislature adjourns in a week, this action severely injures the bill, although it could still be revived. HB 509 moves the presidential primary … Continue reading
The California State Senate will probably vote on AB 80 on Wednesday, June 15. This is the bill to move the presidential primary from February to June. UPDATE: the vote has been postponed until Thursday, June 16. The Senate spent … Continue reading
Cook Political Report has this chart, showing the status of congressional redistricting in every state (except, obviously, the states with only one U.S. House member). Thanks to Rick Hasen for the link. … Continue reading