Philadelphia Magazine and WURD radio have this story about the upcoming trial in Little v Vasquez, the lawsuit over the March 2017 special election for state representative in Philadelphia’s 197th state house district. The case is in federal court and … Continue reading
Several candidates for Mayor and City Council of White Plains, New York, had their petitions invalidated, partly because many signers wrote “W.P” instead of “White Plains” in the line for the name of the city. They sued in state court. … Continue reading
The Reform Party is ballot-qualified in New York, and has decided to let independent voters participate in its Mayoral primary being held on September 12, 2017. This will be the first time any party in New York has let independent … Continue reading
Matt Vespa, associate editor of Townhall, a conservative publication, here suggests that conservatives ought to support the National Popular Vote Plan, or at least think about supporting it. … Continue reading
Jack Bergerson, a sixteen-year-old Kansas high school student, says he intends to file for the 2018 Democratic nomination for Governor. See this story. The Kansas Constitution, Article I, section 1, says that Governors must have the qualifications as are provided … Continue reading
