The Jill Stein write-in in North Carolina is now 3,468, triple what had been reported yesterday. The number keeps rising as election officials examine the write-in ballots to see how many she has. She was the only declared write-in candidate … Continue reading
This article by Tosten Burks in Good Magazine says that the outlook that more state legislatures will approve the national popular vote plan is favorable. The article says this is because many Republican-majority state legislatures are warming up to the … Continue reading
Baltimore has partisan elections for city office. Here is a link to the unofficial election returns for that office, which was on the ballot last week. Scroll down; Mayor is just underneath U.S. House. The Mayor election percentages: Democratic 57.56%; … Continue reading
The Oklahoma Election Board has finished tally the votes for last week’s election. See them here. Oklahoma is one of only five states that bans all write-ins, so the returns aren’t as interesting as the returns of most states. Thanks … Continue reading
Law Professor Richard Briffault has this very detailed and neutral analysis of the rights of presidential electors. Thanks to the Election Law Blog for the link. … Continue reading
