On October 1, the California Secretary of State released registration data for September 4, 2020. Compared to the previous report, which was as of July 3, all of the qualified parties increased their share of the registration. The percentage of … Continue reading
Tyler Kistner, the Republican nominee for Minnesota’s U.S. House seat, second district, is being allowed to intervene in the lawsuit filed by his Democratic opponent over whether the election for that seat should be delayed until February 9, 2021. Kistner … Continue reading
Georgia held a special election for U.S. House, 5th district, on September 29. Here are the results. Because it is a special election, parties did not have nominees. There were five Democrats, one Libertarian, and one independent. … Continue reading
On September 30, the Fifth Circuit stayed the opinion of the U.S. District Court in Texas Alliance for Retired Americans v Hughs, 20-40643. The U.S. District Court had ordered Texas to use the straight-ticket device for the 2020 election, but … Continue reading
On September 24, the Democratic Party asked for a rehearing en banc in the Eleventh Circuit in Jacobson v Lee, 19-14552. This is the lawsuit over the Florida law on the order of candidates on general election ballots. The three-judge … Continue reading
