The U.S. Supreme Court will hear Husted v Ohio A. Philip Randolph Institute, 16-980, on January 10, 2018. This is the case over whether Ohio has been in violation of a federal law by purging voters too frequently. Thanks to … Continue reading
Richard Winger
On November 19, Alabama’s largest newspaper, and two other major newspapers, have an identical front page editorial urging voters to vote for Doug Jones, the Democratic nominee. The editorials also say if the voter cannot do that, the voter should … Continue reading
Wisconsin is holding a special election on January 16, 2018, to fill the vacant Assembly seat, 58th district, in Janesville. The Socialist Party has petitioned to run Christopher Lewis Cook for the seat. Assuming his petition is valid, he will … Continue reading
Massachusetts, for the last month, has been the only state in which it was possible for any state, this year, to pass a law requiring presidential candidates to reveal their income tax returns. The Massachusetts bill, SB 365, had a … Continue reading
Bill Schifino, a member of the Florida Constitutional Revision Commission, has submitted this proposed amendment to the Florida Constitution. It is proposal P62. The Commission will vote on whether to include this idea, in early 2018. The Commission has the … Continue reading