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On March 27 the Connecticut Joint Government & Elections Committee Passed SB 1156. It allows a minor party that had polled at least 1% of the vote for a statewide office at the last election to petition for a district … Continue reading
Richard Winger
On April 1 the Arizona Senate defeated HB 2045 by 14-15. It would have given every candidate an equal chance to be listed first on the November ballot. Every Democrat voted against it. Currently every Democratic nominee is listed first … Continue reading
WYOMING ALMOST CERTAIN TO SEVERELY INJURE BALLOT ACCESS On February 19, the Wyoming Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee passed HB 173. It had already passed the House, so is extremely likely to become law. The vote in committee was … Continue reading
Eighteen Republican members of the U.S. House have filed this amicus in the three birthright citizenship cases pending in the U.S. Supreme Court. They are Jim Jordan, Andy Biggs, Chip Roy, Brandon Gill, Troy Nehls, Lance Gordon, Victoria Spartz, Mark … Continue reading
On March 4, Redondo Beach, California, a city in Los Angeles County, became the first city in southern California to use ranked choice voting. Voters chose a Mayor and city council members using the system.