On January 14, Bloomberg News posted a story titled “Will California Get a Republican Governor After Newsom?” It is behind a paywall and cannot be reproduced here in its entirety. The subtitle is, “California’s primary election rules, which advance the … Continue reading
On Tuesday, February 24, the Kansas State Appeals Court will hear oral arguments in United Kansas Party v Schwab, 128896. This is the lawsuit in which the United Kansas Party argues that the State Constitution protects the right of two … Continue reading
Chad Peace here writes that California ought to change its top-two system to a top-five system, with ranked choice voting. Peace has been active in promoting top-two for the last twenty years. … Continue reading
On January 16, the 3-judge U.S. District Court that had upheld California’s new U.S. House district boundaries refused to suspend its own order. Now the California Republicans who filed the case will ask for U.S. Supreme Court review.
The three pending lawsuits over the existence of the Arizona Independent Party have been consolidated. The case number for all three cases is cv2025-064149. The reason there were originally three lawsuits is that three entities had sued the Secretary of … Continue reading
