Although Maine used ranked choice voting for all federal elections this year, the first-choice votes settled everything for all the races. Someone got over 50% in each race. There were two separate races for President, because each U.S. House district … Continue reading
On October 28, Rocky De La Fuente asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear De La Fuente v Simon, 20-612. The Minnesota Supreme Court had upheld the Secretary of State’s decision to keep De La Fuente off the Republican presidential … Continue reading
On November 9, Level the Playing Field asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear Level the Playing Field v Federal Election Commission, the case over whether the FEC has failed to enforce federal campaign finance laws against the Commission on … Continue reading
The Guardian, one of the best-read and most influential newspapers in the United Kingdom, here analyzes whether people who voted for Jo Jorgensen would have voted for President Trump if the Libertarian Party had not run its own candidate. The … Continue reading
This story contains a list of each state, showing the legal deadline for election officials to certify the election results. Scroll down to the bottom. The list was compiled by the National Association of State Election Directors. The state with … Continue reading
