On February 24, two ballot-qualified parties in Florida filed a federal lawsuit against the 2011 law that says qualified parties can’t be on the November ballot for president unless they either are recognized by the Federal Election Commission as “national … Continue reading
On February 24, the D.C. circuit heard Level the Playing Field v FEC, the presidential debate case. Here is a link to the oral argument. … Continue reading
New registration (enrollment) data for New York: Democratic 5,900,507; Republican 2,611,227; Independence 432,943; Conservative 147,606; Working Families 40,335; Green 24,504; Libertarian 13,567; SAM Party 348; other and independent 2,530,099. These are as of February 10, 2020. Percentages are: Democratic 50.43%; … Continue reading
As of Sunday evening, February 23, the Nevada Democratic Party website still has no election returns from the February 22 caucus. The latest press release is about the number of individuals who registered Democratic just prior to the caucus. See … Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the two cases on “disobedient” presidential electors on April 28. The Colorado and Washington state cases are being argued together. The court did not set any other oral argument on that day. Thanks to … Continue reading
