On December 8, the Ohio Supreme Court heard the lawsuit that challenges the Ohio legislative districts as partisan gerrymanders. The Ohio Constitution was amended by the voters in 2015 to say that districts must be fair to all political parties. … Continue reading
On December 8, the North Carolina Supreme Court issued an order in Harper v Hall, 413P21, moving the 2022 primary from March 8 to May 17. The Court also closed candidate filing for the district offices. The Supreme Court also … Continue reading
According to this story, Tim Walsh will seek the New Mexico Libertarian gubernatorial nomination. He was an advisor to former Gary Johnson on education, when Johnson was the state’s Republican Governor 1995-2003. He is also a retired school teacher. The … Continue reading
On December 7, Seattle, Washington held a recall vote for city councilmember Kshama Sawant. Here are the early results, showing 53.1% in favor of the recall. Sawant has been on the city council starting in 2013, and is famous for … Continue reading
Two bills have been introduced in the New Hampshire legislature, for the 2022 session, to improve ballot access. Both are by Representative Kevin Craig (R-Lancaster). He is in his second term and represents part of Coos County, the northernmost county. … Continue reading
