At the June 1972 election, California voters passed Proposition 4. It amended the California Constitution, Article II, section 5, concerning the presidential primary. It has never been altered and is in the Constitution today. It requires the legislature to “provide … Continue reading
At local Massachusetts elections earlier this week, two members of the Green Party won office. Damon Jesperson was re-elected for Newbury Select Board, and Charlene DiCalogero was elected to the Berlin Library Board. … Continue reading
Reverend Seth Kaper-Dale was nominated by the New Jersey Green Party to be its gubernatorial nominee on October 31, 2016, an entire year before the November 7, 2017 election. He was included in the NAACP/New Jersey Institute for Social Justice … Continue reading
On May 11, filing closed for candidates running for House of Commons in the United Kingdom. The number of seats is 650. This story has a list of all the candidates. The number of nominees for each of the most … Continue reading
The Colorado legislature adjourned on Wednesday, May 10. Among election bills passed and sent to the Governor are: SB 305 sets out rules for the new semi-closed primary passed by the voters last year. If an independent voter chooses a … Continue reading
