On April 2, Florida Professor Tim Canova announced that he is changing his registration from Democratic to independent, and that he will be an independent candidate for U.S. House in Florida’s 23rd district. He will run against incumbent Democrat Debbie … Continue reading
Most states in the United States do not permit two parties to jointly nominate the same candidate and have both party labels on the ballot. But Mexico is permitting two parties, PAN and PRD, to jointly nominate Ricardo Anaya for … Continue reading
The ballot-qualified Moderate Party hosted Rhode Island’s first gubernatorial debate of 2018, according to this story. Only two Democratic candidates, and one Republican candidate, chose to appear. The Moderate Party itself doesn’t have a gubernatorial candidate yet. If it doesn’t … Continue reading
Egypt held a presidential election March 26-28. Only two candidates were on the ballot. Most leading opponents of the incumbent urged a boycott of the election. See this wikipedia story. The incumbent was re-elected with 97% of the vote, although … Continue reading
Former New Mexico State Senator Rod Adair, a Republican, has this op-ed in the Albuquerque Journal. He criticizes the recent op-ed by the Secretary of State for ignoring legislative history as she tried to show that she has authority to … Continue reading
