Jon Keyser, one of the leading candidates for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Colorado, is on the August primary ballot. However, his spot is being challenged by activists who say they have identified ten voters whose signatures are … Continue reading
Richard Winger
Ever since 1962, the California Secretary of State has been issuing a book titled “Report of Registration”. Ever since 1974, it has included registration data not only for the qualified parties, but for all the political bodies. A “political body” … Continue reading
Slate has this interesting interview with Nicholas Sarwark, national chair of the Libertarian Party. Sarwark explains the Libertarian Party presidential nomination process. … Continue reading
Frank Fahrenkopf of the Commission on Presidential Debates is quoted in this article in The Hill as saying that it isn’t fair for general election presidential polls to only ask about Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. … Continue reading
The Guardian, one of Great Britain’s leading newspapers, has this long article about the Prohibition Party and Jim Hedges, its presidential nominee this year. The story doesn’t mention that Great Britain also once had a thriving Prohibition Party, and the … Continue reading