On July 20, Larry Elder filed a lawsuit in Superior Court in Sacramento to get on the September 14 recall gubernatorial ballot. He had been excluded because he didn’t redact his Social Security number from his tax returns. Apparently this … Continue reading
On July 19, the Ohio Supreme Court expedited the lawsuit State ex rel Schmitt v Bridgeport, 2021-0878. This is the case in which the clerk of Bridgeport, Ohio, refused to accept an initiative petition, without reason. The local initiative reduced … Continue reading
The California Secretary of State’s office says Larry Elder is not on the ballot for the September 14, 2021 gubernatorial election because he did not completely furnish his federal income tax returns. It is possible that Elder will sue.
Geoffrey Skelley, an elections analyst for FiveThirtyEight.com, has this analysis of whether changing primary systems causes more moderate candidate to get elected. He summarizes the research and says, “no.” … Continue reading
In accordance with a California law passed a few years ago, the Secretary of State has posted federal income tax returns for candidates for Governor in the upcoming September 14, 2021 election. Use this link. The page is not yet … Continue reading
