On January 16, the Oklahoma Election Board web page posted new voter registration data. See it here. The percentages are: Republican 48.25%; Democratic 35.32%; Libertarian .53%; independents and others 15.89%. A year earlier, the percentages were: Republican 48.10%; Democratic 35.89%; … Continue reading
On January 15, the Kentucky Senate State and Local Government passed SB 3 unanimously. It moves elections for Governor and the other statewide state elected offices from the odd year before a presidential election, to presidential election years. Assuming it … Continue reading
On January 9, Rocky De La Fuente filed this brief in De La Fuente v Raffensperger, n.d., 1:19cv-5323. This is the case over the Georgia presidential primary law that says the state party has complete control over who gets on … Continue reading
On January 13, the Ninth Circuit set a briefing schedule for Thompson v Hebdon, 17-35019, the Alaska campaign finance case that the U.S. Supreme Court remanded on November 25, 2019. The first brief is due February 18, 2020, and all … Continue reading
On January 14, the Missouri Supreme Court issued a decision in Priorities USA v State of Missouri, SC97470. The case involved the state’s law on voters showing certain types of government photo-ID when they vote at the polls. The decision … Continue reading
