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Florida Bill to Ban Out-of-State Circulators for Initiatives

Posted on March 30, 2019 by Richard WingerMarch 30, 2019
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On March 28, the Florida House Judiciary Committee passed PCB JDC 19-01, which would make it illegal for out-of-state circulators to work on Florida initiatives.  It would also ban paying circulators on a per-signature basis.  See this story.  Thanks to … Continue reading →

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More States Will Have Presidential Primaries in 2020 than Ever Before

Posted on March 30, 2019 by Richard WingerMarch 30, 2019
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In 2020, only seven states won’t have government-funded presidential primaries, the fewest ever.  States that did not have a presidential primary in 2016, but which will in 2020, are Colorado, Maine, Minnesota, and Utah.  This assumes that one of the … Continue reading →

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Biggest Mystery of the 2020 Presidential Primary Calendar is New York

Posted on March 30, 2019 by Richard WingerMarch 30, 2019
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Generally speaking, it is easy to know or predict the date of every state’s presidential primary in 2020, except for New York.  The statute says the New York 2020 presidential primary will be on February 4, but that is very … Continue reading →

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Professor James Coll Op-Ed Criticizes New York Ballot Access Laws

Posted on March 30, 2019 by Richard WingerMarch 30, 2019
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History Professor James Coll has this op-ed in the Albany Times-Union, criticizing his own state’s ballot access laws. His op-ed does not mention that earlier this year, the New York legislature moved the independent candidate petition deadline from August to … Continue reading →

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New Hampshire Senate Passes Bill for Independent Redistricting Commission

Posted on March 30, 2019 by Richard WingerMarch 30, 2019
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On March 28, the New Hampshire Senate passed SB 8, to create an independent redistricting commission to draw lines for congressional and legislative districts.  A similar bill has already passed in the House. … Continue reading →

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