Kentucky’s Attorney General recently ruled that polling place election officials may give a list of the declared write-in candidates to any voter who asks for the list. See this story. The ruling says making the list available is not “electioneering.” … Continue reading
The Winston-Salem Journal has this story about the August 22 Constitution Party ballot access decision. The story summarizes some of the outcomes in other North Carolina election litigation as well. Legislative leaders are considering calling another special legislative session to … Continue reading
New York U.S. House member Chris Collins, Republican representing the 27th district, was indicted recently and does not wish to run for re-election, even though he won the Republican nomination in the June 26 congressional primary. He can get off … Continue reading
Washington state’s top-two primary on August 7, for the 2nd U.S. House district, was so close, that there will be a recount. It will be conducted the week of September 3-7. Here is a link to the election returns. The … Continue reading
On August 22, Colorado filed this reply brief in Baca v Williams, 18-1173. This is the case over whether presidential electors can vote freely in the electoral college, or whether they should be considered to have resigned if they vote … Continue reading
