The New York State Board of Elections continues to tally the number of registered voters in parties that were qualified before the 2020 law that removed them from the ballot. Because these parties are no longer listed on the enrollment … Continue reading
Last month, 2.4% of the vote for president in the District of Columbia went to write-in presidential candidates, yet the D.C. Board of Elections refused to reveal who received those write-ins. D.C. policy is not to count the write-ins for … Continue reading
On November 5, the Green Party nominee for two citywide partisan posts outpolled the Republican Party, in the District of Columbia. For Delegate to the U.S. House, Green nominee Kymone Freeman received 21,873 votes, and Republican nominee Myrtle Patricia Alexander … Continue reading
The Connecticut Secretary of State has released the official tally, including the vote for declared write-in presidential candidates. Among presidential candidates who were on the ballot in at least one state, these are the totals: Claudia De la Cruz 264; … Continue reading
On December 4, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan said he will run as an independent candidate for Governor Michigan in 2026. He has been a Democrat, but Detroit has non-partisan elections for city office. Michigan doesn’t have registration by party so … Continue reading
