Utah SB 91 will not pass the Utah legislature this year, according to this news story. It would have ended the nomination process now in place, in which candidates can get on primary ballots either by winning at a state … Continue reading
On February 26, the Mississippi House Constitution Committee passed HCR 47. It the legislature passes it, then the voters would be asked if they want to amend the State Constitution to delete the requirement that a winning gubernatorial candidate must … Continue reading
The Washington Post and other media are reporting that for the first time, there are fewer registered Republicans in the U.S. than there are registered independents. This news originated with the March 1 2020 print edition of Ballot Access News, … Continue reading
The NAACP recently sued two Georgia counties over election-administration issues. On February 27 it sued Gwinnett County because the county is allowing only one location for early voting, in the first week. Gwinnett County NAACP v Gwinnett County Board of … Continue reading
California Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula (D-Fresno) has introduced AB 2207. It provides for a “public presidential primary ballot” in addition to the existing presidential primary ballots. It would list every candidate from every party who is running in the ordinary presidential … Continue reading
