On August 7, the New Hampshire Secretary of State said he is only going to send photocopies of completed voter registration forms to the federal advisory commission set up to investigate vote fraud. He will not turn over the state’s … Continue reading
Richard Winger
Two New Hampshire legislators have sued Secretary of State William Gardner, to prevent him from sending the list of New Hampshire registered voters to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. See this story. Gardner is a member of that … Continue reading
Political scientists Bernard Grofman and German Feierherd have this Washington Post article on how other democratic countries handle redistricting. The number one point in the article is that most democracies do not use single-winner districts. Thanks to Rick Hasen for … Continue reading
Former vice-president Al Gore continues to speak out for electoral college reform. He was interviewed by Bill Maher about that subject recently. See this story. One might think it is obvious that Gore would support electoral college reform. But, one … Continue reading
Some leaders of the Colorado Republican Party want the party to nominate all its 2018 nominees by caucus instead of by primary. Under the 2017 law letting independents choose any party primary ballot they wish, parties are free to cancel … Continue reading