On July 1, Mexico held a presidential and a congressional election. The presidency was won by Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. He was the nominee of the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA), a new party; and also the Labor Party, which has … Continue reading
The Delaware legislature went home for the year, in the very early hours of Sunday, July 1. HB 89, the bill to move the primary from September to April, did not pass. If it had passed, it would have created … Continue reading
The North Carolina Green Party has nominated its 2018 candidates, the first Greens in history who will ever have appeared on a North Carolina ballot for partisan office. The names will be released on Monday, July 2. The North Carolina … Continue reading
The Pennsylvania legislature has adjourned. See this story. Even though nine Pennsylvania ballot access laws have been declared unconstitutional over the last 34 years, the legislature has never amended any of them, and the 2018 session was no different than … Continue reading
Texas holds a special election on Saturday, June 30, to fill the vacant 27th district seat. Texas special elections do not have party nominees, and no petition is required. Candidates pay a filing fee to get on the ballot. The … Continue reading
