U.S. District Court Judge David Norton, a Bush Sr. appointee, will hear Baten v McMaster, 2:18cv-510, on November 1 at 11:30 am in Charleston, South Carolina. This is one of the four federal case challenging state laws requiring presidential electors … Continue reading
On October 30, the Spirit Lake Tribe of North Dakota filed a federal lawsuit, naming over 100 particular Native American residents of North Dakota who have found it impossible to obtain the type of voter ID that the state requires. … Continue reading
On October 29, the Boston Globe, the biggest newspaper in New England, endorsed Dan Fishman for Massachusetts Auditor. He is the Libertarian nominee. He is in a four-candidate race, with nominees from the Democratic, Republican and Green Party also running. … Continue reading
Much publicity has been given to Dodge City, Kansas, over the location of its only polling place. In September, the Ford County Clerk moved it from the Civic Center, which is downtown, to an Exposition Center that is one mile … Continue reading
On October 30, the Connecticut Secretary of State released a tally of the number of registered voters in each party, and the number not in any party. The new totals: Democratic 789,062; Republican 461,712; Independent Party 26,691; Working Families 315; … Continue reading
