Earlier this month, Kevin Van Ausdal, the Democratic nominee for U.S. House, 14th district of Georgia, said that he is getting a divorce, must leave his home, and is unable to afford a new residence in Georgia. Therefore, he is … Continue reading
On September 18, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 970, which moves the primary in midterm years from March to June. Thanks to Scott Lay for this news. … Continue reading
On September 17, Washington’s Secretary of State asked a state trial court to declare that initiative sponsors cannot use electronic signatures. Wyman v Hankerson, Thurston County Superior Court. Here is the opening document. Thanks to Steve Kamp for the link. … Continue reading
Free & Equal, and Open the Debates, are hosting a presidential debate in Denver on Thursday, October 8. The debate will be live-streamed. The candidates will be in the same room with each other. In order to qualify, candidates must … Continue reading
On September 18, the Alaska Supreme Court verbally announced a decision after the hearing in Galvin v State. The Alaska ballots have already been printed without the partisan labels for the nominees of unqualified parties, and without the partisan affiliation … Continue reading
