On November 5, David Zuckerman, the incumbent Progressive Party member who had been serving as Vermont’s Lieutenant Governor, was defeated by Republican nominee John Rodgers. Neither candidate had a majority, but Rodgers got 48.8% and Zuckerman got 47.1%. The third … Continue reading
On November 5, Kentucky voters in the 29th State Senate district saw two names on their ballot for State Senate. However, there were signs in the polling places saying votes for neither candidate would be counted. One name was David … Continue reading
So far, Donald Trump has 49.86% of the total vote, and Kamala Harris has 48.24%. The margin is 1.62%. This is the first presidential election since 2000 in which the popular vote margin between the two major party candidates is … Continue reading
On November 20, the U.S. Supreme Court asked New York state to respond to the cert petition Upstate Jobs Party v Kosinski, 24-503. This is the lawsuit that challenges New York campaign finance limits. The law lets individuals give more … Continue reading
The Ohio Secretary of State has tallied the write-ins for declared presidential candidates. Among candidates who were on the ballot in at least one state, Claudia De la Cruz received 1,287; and Shiva Ayyadurai received 62. … Continue reading
