On May 17, Kent Bernbeck, a Nebraska political activist who has long worked to ease restrictions on initiatives, said he will be an independent candidate for Treasurer this year and that he will soon file a federal lawsuit to overturn … Continue reading
The veteran Los Angeles Times reporter for California state governmnent, George Skelton, has this column. The last sentence is, “Depending on what happens this November, maybe we should consider reforming the system.” This is very significant, because Skelton has been … Continue reading
Katie Merrill, veteran California Democratic political consultant, predicts that if Democrats faile to qualify for the ballot in any U.S. House races in 2018, in any district that Hillary Clinton carried in 2016, there will be a repeal measure on … Continue reading
Gravis Marketing has released a poll for Indiana 2018 general elections. See question eleven, in which the pollsters asked about the nominees of the Green and Libertarian Parties as well as the major party nominees. The poll shows 10% for … Continue reading
On May 15, the government of Utah filed this 28-page brief, explaining why the Tenth Circuit should not rehear Utah Republican Party v Cox, 16-4091. The Tenth Circuit had asked the Utah government to respond to the request for rehearing. … Continue reading
