On July 8, U.S. District Court Judge Mark Walker, an Obama appointee, enjoined the new Florida law that says initiative petitions can only be circulated by Florida residents. He also enjoined the new law that says only U.S. citizens can … Continue reading
On July 17, the British government announced that a bill will be introduced soon to lower the voting age to sixteen. Because the Labour Party has a majority in the House of Commons, and the party backs the idea, it … Continue reading
As of July 12, 2025, here are the number of Missouri voters registered into each qualified party: Republican 120,449; Democratic 110,844; Libertarian 4,772; not registered into any party 4,063,782. The Missouri voter registration form did not ask about party affiliation … Continue reading
On July 16, the New York city Charter Revision Commission decided not to put the top-two system on the November 2025 ballot as a possible amendment to the existing city charter.
Susan Hogarth, a Libertarian Party nominee for North Carolina legislature in 2024, has a federal lawsuit pending against the state’s ban on a voter taking a picture of his or her voted ballot. Hogarth v Bell, e.d., 5:24cv-481. See this … Continue reading
