On September 24, both houses of the North Carolina legislature passed HB 373. However, it only passed by 52-49 in the House. It moves the presidential primary from February to March 15. It moves the primary for other office from … Continue reading
The Washington Post has this story about the lawsuit that the Libertarian and Green Parties will be filing in a few days. Even though the case isn’t filed yet, the attorneys gave the Post a copy of the complaint, and … Continue reading
On September 24, the Michigan Senate Elections & Government Reform Committee took testimony on three bills that would alter the electoral college. SB 489 would give each U.S. House district its own elector. SB 197 would award electors in proportion … Continue reading
It has now been 41 days since the Washington State Supreme Court issued an order fining the state $100,000 per day until the state legislature funds education in a manner that is consistent with the equal protections portions of the … Continue reading
The Registrar of Voters of Napa County, California, believes that qualified political parties that choose to have elections for county central committees should be required to pay the administrative costs of those elections. The California Constitution says that election officials … Continue reading
