On March 25, the Arkansas Libertarian Party launched its petition drive to regain its qualified party status. Here is a copy of the petition. Arkansas law requires such petitions to be completed in three months. It requires 10,000 signatures. The … Continue reading
COFOE held a board meeting in New York city on March 18. The COFOE.org web page has the minutes. … Continue reading
This article is mostly about the Maine legislature, but it has national data on all legislatures. It highlights extreme differences in the success rate of bills. In Colorado, 60% of introduced bills are signed into law. At the other extreme, … Continue reading
On March 24, attorneys for the state of Wisconsin asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a 3-judge U.S. District Court that, last year, had ruled that Wisconsin legislative districts consist of an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander. The case is Gill … Continue reading
The Nevada bill for a top-two system, SB 103, will not advance in this year’s legislative session. Senator Aaron Ford (D-Las Vegas), the Senate Majority Leader, does not support the bill.
