On November 6, the California Secretary of State released a new registration tally, the first since February 2023. See it here. Percentages are: Democratic 46.82%, Republican 23.90%; American Indepedent 3.74; Libertarian 1.10%; Peace & Freedom .59%; Green .46%; Common Sense … Continue reading
On November 1, a Connecticut state trial judge ruled that the results of the September 12, 2023 Democratic primary for Mayor of Bridgeport should be set aside, and a new primary held. Connecticut city elections are partisan. The incumbent Mayor, … Continue reading
On November 1, Texas filed this brief in the Fifth Circuit in Miller v Doe, 23-50537. This is the case that challenges many Texas ballot access laws. In the court below, the ban on electronic signatures for minor party and … Continue reading
Filing has closed for the South Carolina Republican presidential primary. Candidates needed a fee of $50,000. Only ten candidates qualified: Ryan Binkley, Doug Burgum, John Anthony Castro, Chris Christie, Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy, Tim Scott, David Stukenberg, and … Continue reading
On October 27, New York Assemblymember Pat Burke (D-West Seneca) introduced A8178. It deals with ballot format. New York currently has disaggregated fusion, which means that when a candidate is the nominee of two parties, he or she can receive … Continue reading
