As reported earlier, the U.S. Supreme Court will soon hear a case on whether presidential electors are free to vote for any qualified candidate when they cast a vote in December in the electoral college. Here is an interesting news … Continue reading
The District of Columbia Board of Elections has posted a registration tally for Dec. 31, 2019. Here are the percentages: Democratic 75.63%; Republican 5.85%; Green .74%; Libertarian .35%; independent and other 17.43%. The percentages in October 2018 were: Democratic 75.95%; … Continue reading
Los Angeles County is using new vote-counting machines in the March 2020 primary. On January 22, the city of Beverly Hills sued the county over what appears to be a huge design flaw in the new machines. City of Beverly … Continue reading
On January 21, a forum was held at the University of San Diego by several groups that are interested in elections. The purpose of the forum was to consider a top-four system using ranked choice voting in the second round. … Continue reading
The Courthouse News Service has this detailed article about the January 22, 2020 decision that overturned the Kentucky deadline for the nominees of convention parties to file a declaration of candidacy. … Continue reading
