According to this New York Times story, the Illinois Republican Party will attempt to recruit someone to run as an independent candidate this year in the U.S. House, 3rd district, race. The reason is that Neo-Nazi Arthur Jones on March … Continue reading
Last year, some California individuals, elected local officials, and organizations, filed a federal lawsuit, arguing that because the California legislative districts are so populous, ordinary people effectively have no ability to influence their own state legislators. The State Senate districts … Continue reading
The California Secretary of State has posted a copy of the June 2018 Voters Guide on his web page. It has candidate statements for candidates for statewide office, if the candidate chose to pay for such a statement. Thanks to … Continue reading
On March 20, the Tenth Circuit handed down a decision in Utah Republican Party v Cox, 16-4091. The issue was the state law that says parties that want to have their labels on the general election ballot, next to the … Continue reading
On March 7, the West Virginia legislature passed HB 4434. It says that candidates nominated by petition, to appear on the November ballot, must not have lost a primary for the same office that year. Also, such candidates must not … Continue reading
