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The U.S. Supreme Court still has twelve cases in which it has not yet issued opinions. The Court has not yet said whether all opinions will all be released on Monday, June 24. It is possible that on June 24, … Continue reading
Richard Winger
On June 20, the New York legislature passed A8228. It says voters may switch parties as late as February 14 of an election year, and vote in the primary of their new party. Existing law requires party switchers to have … Continue reading
On June 19, the Pennsylvania State Government Committee passed SB 421, which abolishes the straight-ticket device. An identical bill, HB 282, is pending in the House, but it hasn’t moved yet.
California State Senator Tom Umberg, chair of the Senate Elections Committee, is about to amend one of his bills to make it illegal for any party to have the word “Independent” in its name. The deadline for introducing new bills … Continue reading
COFOE will hold a board meeting on Sunday, August 18, at 1:30 pm, at the law office of James Clymer in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. COFOE was established in 1985. It is a very loose coalition of most of the nation’s nationally-organized … Continue reading