The California Secretary of State expects to release the October 2, 2019 Report of Registration on November 19. This will be the first statewide registration data for California since February 2019. It will apparently show that the Common Sense Party … Continue reading
The Florida Supreme Court will hear Advisory Opinion of the Attorney General, SC19-1267, on December 3, Tuesday, at 9 a.m. Each side will have twenty minutes. This is the case on whether the top-two initiative has a misleading title and … Continue reading
New York State Senator Kevin Parker (D-Brooklyn) has introduced a bill to let prisoners vote. They would be deemed to be living in the community in which they were living before they started serving their sentence. See this story. … Continue reading
Minnesota is having presidential primaries this year for the first time in many decades. The new law gives state party leaders the discretion to say which names should be on their presidential primary. The Minnesota Republican Party has decided to … Continue reading
Every two years, the Federal Election Commission publishes a book of election returns for federal office. The 2018 election returns book, Federal Elections 2018, is now available on-line. It will be in print in a month or two. Thanks to … Continue reading
