Law Professor Nicholas Stephanopoulos here analyzes the part of H.R. 1 that requires all states to use nonpartisan methods to draw U.S. House boundaries. H.R. 1 is the bill introduced in the U.S. House and supported generally by Democrats in … Continue reading
Richard Winger
The New York Independence Party has been ballot-qualified starting in November 1994. Its share of the vote for its nominees (in the districts in which it had nominees) was the lowest in 2018 since the 1990’s. For U.S. House, its … Continue reading
Here is the Associated Press story about the outcome in federal court on January 8, concerning the Montana Green Party’s ballot access lawsuit. … Continue reading
West Virginia is the only state which hasn’t released its official election returns from the November 2018 election. They will be released next week, after Marion County finishes. … Continue reading
On January 9, the Fourth Circuit issued a 24-page in Sixth Congressional District Republican Committee v Alcorn, 18-1111. The opinion strikes down the Virginia election law that lets incumbents who are running for re-election dictate to their own party, how … Continue reading