Occasionally, in states that allow two parties to jointly nominate the same presidential candidate, the presidential elector candidates of one party are different that the presidential elector candidates of the other party. When this happens, the vote for the two … Continue reading
On September 16, the Second Circuit issued a six-page order in Martins v Pidot, 16-3028, explaining why it canceled the Republican primary for U.S. House, 3rd district. The three judges had ruled from the bench three days ago but had … Continue reading
On September 16, the Commission on Presidential Debates said only Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will be in the September 26 presidential debate. Also only the two major parties will be in the vice-presidential debate. But it is still possible … Continue reading
The Pennsylvania Elections Department has posted the candidate list for federal and state office, for November 2016. For the first time since 2002, there are no independent candidates for either branch of Congress. The only non-Democratic, non-Republican candidates for U.S. … Continue reading
Ohio Governor John Kasich was asked on CNN which presidential candidate he will vote for. He said he will not vote for Hillary Clinton. He said it is “very unlikely” he will vote for Donald Trump. When asked about Gary … Continue reading
