Florida can’t print its November 2018 ballots because no one knows whether certain statewide ballot measures will be on the ballot. They were put on the ballot by the Constitution Revision Commission, but they have been challenged because they may … Continue reading
On September 24, the West Virginia Supreme Court heard arguments in King v Warner, 18-0783. This is the case over whose name should be on the ballot in November 2018 for Justice of the Supreme Court. Because some members of … Continue reading
This Chicago Tribune story says that Val Montgomery, Democratic nominee for state legislature in DuPage County, Illinois, is on the ballot for the 41st State House district. But a few days ago, it was discovered that her residence is actually … Continue reading
As in Georgia, South Carolina vote-counting machines leave no paper trail. On July 10, 2018, a federal lawsuit was filed to force the state to eliminate the machines. Heindel v Andino, 3:18cv-1887. It is before U.S. District Court Judge J. … Continue reading
The voters of British Columbia will soon vote on whether to retain their current election system for provincial legislative elections, or to switch to proportional representation. The ballots has two questions. The first question asks voters to choose between the … Continue reading
