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On March 3, the Utah House passed HB 349 by 59-12. It applies to all partisan office, both in primaries and general elections. It even applies to the presidential primary, if there is one in Utah in the future. If … Continue reading
Richard Winger
Both sides have now filed briefs in the Maine Supreme Court on whether the initiative passed by Maine voters last year, for instant runoff voting, conforms to the State Constitution. See this story. … Continue reading
Nevada is one of the few states that has never held presidential primaries. The Senate Committee on Legislative Operations and Elections has introduced SB 211, which would provide for presidential primaries for parties that are entitled to a primary for … Continue reading
On March 3, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court rejected the attempt of the Democratic Party to substitute a new nominee for the special election, 197th district, State House, which occurs on March 21. See this story. The party will appeal to … Continue reading
On February 28, Ricardo “Ricky” de la Fuente, a Democrat, filed a lawsuit against the California Secretary of State over his position on the ballot in the upcoming special election for U.S. House, 34th district. California uses a random procedure … Continue reading